Sentence examples similar to a mixture of old fashioned from inspiring English sources

White puts her success down to a mixture of old-fashioned perseverance and the public's unending patience.

It's a mixture of old-fashioned hard work and slightly facile symbolism, putting luxe backdrops behind nasty reality.

Patrika has arrived at a winning combination through a mixture of old-fashioned credibility, large circulation, and civic-minded hyperlocal coverage and editions.

An ex-employee described him as a "jovial Presbyterian": a mixture of old-fashioned values, commercial drive and almost childish passion.

The exercises that draw all this interest are a mixture of old-fashioned physical culture chin-ups, push-ups, sit-ups, and sprints, all with triculture chin-upstions—and the clean, press, and jerk movements of Olympic weight lifting that, as practiced by potbellied Russians in the seventies, circandThe Wide World of sprints" hallfascinated me.

I'm sort of old fashioned in a way.

"We're kind of old fashioned here.

So there is a mixture of old and young.

The Cubs' rotation is a mixture of old and young.

If the city is a blend of ethnicities, it's just as often a mixture of Old World and New.

The city plan of Delhi is a mixture of old and new road patterns.