Sentence examples similar to a bygone debate from inspiring English sources
Huddled together with drinks in their hands, the attendees with matching undercuts had the appearance of religious cult members standing in formation -- or maybe just an especially tight-knit college debate club from a bygone era.
The two capitals – Chisinau in Moldova and Tiraspol in Trans-Dniester – couldn't be more different, the former thrumming with traffic and FM radio debate, the latter redolent of a bygone Soviet vision of monolithic order and stability.
"Edmund Wilson '16 seems to belong to a bygone world, remote and barely relevant – back when people actually read serious books and debated them, back when left-leaning opinion was still varied and unpredictable (Wilson's book on Civil War literature, Patriotic Gore, was pro-Southern).
Individual responsibility a bygone virtue.
It seems like a bygone era.
These weapons hail from a bygone age.
They read like artifacts of a bygone Washington.
Trident is an outdated weapon system from a bygone age.
