Sentence examples for a bit old fashioned from inspiring English sources

It's a bit old fashioned as well.

"Poet sounds a bit old fashioned, forgotten, too romantic and sweet," Mr. Lacroix said.

A bit old fashioned and sweet and will look fab on Alexa Chung who was watching from front row.

But their selection is quite frankly a bit old fashioned, and a relic of the Cold War era.

Don't speak British, instead speak a a bit old fashioned.

It's a bit old fashioned, but very polite if after paying for your meal you tell the clerk, "Gochisousama deshita".

There is a school of thought, albeit a bit old-fashioned, that an even better way to impress is by excelling in real first-class matches.

Asked if the Devils' style struck him as a bit old-fashioned, Islanders Coach Peter Laviolette said: "That's playoff hockey.

"Maybe that's a bit old-fashioned".

A bit old-fashioned, no?

Isn't that a bit old-fashioned?