Sentence examples similar to a more archaic date from inspiring English sources

It was in the style of then, a more archaic style I suppose.

Could these alternatively be attributed to gene flow from a more archaic population that survived alongside modern humans?

There's a more archaic structure in place and maybe he didn't adhere to that.

But for many gay Muslim male subjects I interviewed, this is now seen as a more archaic view.

A more archaic Homo sapiens with a larger brain and a changing supralaryngeal tract emerges about 500,000 years ago [ 106- 108].

This result supports the hypothesis that these sheep from Hinojosa del Duque may represent remnants of a more archaic Merino stock.

Articulated expectations introduce the possibility of being disappointed, and might invoke a more archaic fear of "jinxing needs oneself by boasting or being too positive".

Comes now Hatch with an even more archaic resuscitation of an imaginative Americanism.

Or, for an even more archaic approach, they can just tape the episodes.

This is an even more archaic law which bans foreign ships from carrying cargo between American ports.

The Russian ballets were theater in a more inclusive, more archaic sense.