Sentence examples for an archaic form from inspiring English sources
It's an archaic form, and many permutations of the song exist.
The Padma Bhushan winner was well known for bringing ghazal, an archaic form of Hindustani music, to the younger generation.
"It's an archaic form of wildlife management," said D. J. Schubert, a biologist with the Animal Welfare Institute.
Horizontal lines of visual disturbance across a monochrome image of a motorway, for example, create the effect of an archaic form of threatening CCTV.
The bill, which easily passed the House, would abolish an archaic form of mutual funds sold almost exclusively to military personnel.
She says that prostitution is an "archaic" form of female "servitude" which is "intrinsically dangerous" for the "physical and mental health" of women.
Life is imprisoned by gridiron streets forming an archaic pattern within which houses, factories, shops, and offices are crammed".
Earlier refugees fled to the Middle East and, once settled, continued to produce learned works in a literary archaic form of Castilian written in an adapted Hebrew script.
In June 1952 he announced over a British radio program that he had found the Linear B to be a very archaic form of Greek.
A remarkably archaic form of Spanish with many borrowings from Arabic, it is known primarily from Mozarabic refrains (called kharjahs) added to Arabic and Hebrew poems.
A previous version, which ran on PBS from 2002 to 2003, was truer to the book illustrations and used cell animation, a seemingly archaic form for today's technology-savvy audience.
