Sentence examples for Somewhat old-fashioned from inspiring English sources

Mr. Norman acknowledges that his musical life is somewhat old-fashioned.

Animal Planet has reintroduced "Wild Kingdom," with somewhat old-fashioned narration.

Rather, the company focuses on seven somewhat old-fashioned "industry segments," including cable network programming, television, newspapers and filmed entertainment.

This idea, which is somewhat old-fashioned, came out of a generous thought: That weddings are expensive to throw, so the guests should give back.

At a time when homophony was coming to the fore melody over accompaniment Duarte's contrapuntal interplay of lines would have had a somewhat old-fashioned sound.

The result is an admirable essay -- somewhat old-fashioned but benignly so: carefully shaped; having an air of relaxation, yet with no hint of looseness in the writing.

People who go there tell me teaching methods are somewhat old fashioned.

Although somewhat old fashioned there are some people who use these types of diapers on their babies.

Although pin-on diapers are somewhat old fashioned, they are still used by both incontinent adults as well as parents who use them on their babies.

He is widely seen as somewhat quirky, old-fashioned, and perhaps already too old to renew the monarchy when his mother dies.

Lithography works somewhat like old-fashioned film photography: light is projected through a patterned mask onto a surface coated with light-sensitive chemicals called photoresists.