Sentence examples for Quite old fashioned from inspiring English sources

This is one long poem and it's quite old fashioned so sometimes I was reading it and thinking 'oh we don't do that now'.

It's quite old fashioned in a way; both mums have done the catering, everyone's sat round trestle tables in the brightly decorated crypt of a church.

This is quite old fashioned as a method, as it is where the term "beef tea" comes from.

It's very Cameron: smooth, a little self-satisfied, a little smug, quite old fashioned, and a touch after-dinner-speaker. It's a groaner, but it does work.

Quite old fashioned," I say.

The Tory said Blunt's announcement in 2010 had played no part in the decision to force a vote but added: "He did vote with the prime minister on gay marriages and a lot of people – we are quite old fashioned – didn't like that one bit.

It is quite wrong, and pitifully old fashioned, to see it in any way as a glamorous quest for lost treasure - only tell that to the young digger who, in the last year, found a hoard of 43 pristine gold Roman coins, after days sifting through pot sherds and scraps of animal bone in a muddy London ditch.

It's quite old-fashioned.

We're quite old-fashioned in that way.

But he went on: I'm a quite old-fashioned liberal.

In quite old-fashioned ways, Really Good works well.