Sentence examples for a timeworn quality from inspiring English sources

"People also perceive a timeworn quality because my house fits naturally into its physical surroundings," Mr. Schafer said.

Ramayana follows a timeworn Western discounter model: sell everyday items of respectable quality at prices anyone can afford.

Thus a timeworn performance will be staged in Russia.

"Now, look at that," the barman said when presented with a timeworn copy of the card.

Whatever the meeting's outcome, some argued that the effort is undermining a timeworn regulatory process that works.

But to the reader it seems to be the latest link in a timeworn, possibly fatal chain of compromise.

Certainly, the dissembling politician who skillfully shades the truth, gives the issues a self-serving spin, or sidetracks inconvenient facts is a timeworn archetype in American politics.

"Most buyers assume that they're going to do some amount of work" if they buy a timeworn home, she said.

The inevitable decline of physical prowess is a timeworn theme, but Quinn's injection of trigonometry and self-pity add plaintive and humorous notes.

He laughed, and explained that he had returned to Afghanistan several times, clandestinely, by walking over the border at Chitral — a timeworn smugglers' route — and sneaking back home.

And, to borrow a timeworn phrase, if Mr. Obama walked across the Potomac River, rivals like Mr. Romney would say that only proves he cannot swim.