Sentence examples similar to a tad old fashioned from inspiring English sources

Mr. Grudin's take on design is enjoyable and eclectic, if a tad old-fashioned.

Auberge Maxime 721 Titicus Road, North Salem (914) 669-5450 Very Good ATMOSPHERE -- The Gallic decor is a tad old-fashioned, compensated by soothing views of dense woods and sky through picture windows.

It can feel a tad old-fashioned: the staff wear traditional dark suits and ties whatever the sea son, and the toiletries in the rooms smell unnervingly like Glade.

Even the film's youngest viewers may consider it a tad old-fashioned.

It's a very old fashioned cookbook.

It's all a bit old fashioned.

Use a little old fashioned networking.

Cohen was born in 1934, a tad older than Elvis, a bit younger than Philip Roth.

A tad older is Aitor Gonzalez, 28, another Spaniard and winner of the last Vuelta a España.

He was about my age, I should think, perhaps a tad older, in his early to middle 70s.

Longtime hockey followers will all feel a tad older upon hearing such stunning information.