Sentence examples for anachronistic attitudes from inspiring English sources

Most controversially, perhaps, she saw marriage as an anachronistic institution, perpetuating anachronistic attitudes.

This is an incredibly anachronistic attitude.

But such a statement could also be impregnated with an anachronistic and essentialist attitude.

Otherwise though the WICB held firm, their attitude increasingly anachronistic among the social and political advances being made in the Caribbean at that time.

Refreshingly, Taylor and Bowker eschew an anachronistic condemnation of Orwell's attitude toward Jews, a topic that has recently preoccupied Orwell revisionists.

This attitude is completely anachronistic, not unlike a Communist bemoaning the fact that things would have been different if Marxism-Leninism had truly been given a chance in the Soviet Union.

But the strutting patriarchal attitudes his type embodies seem anachronistic, if not downright offensive to younger audiences.

It's an attitude that seems quaint and anachronistic, as do her pleasant good looks.

In stark contrast with Argentina's permanent call for dialogue, the United Kingdom has ignored all appeals made by the international community to resume negotiations and, instead, relies on a belligerent attitude that reminds us of anachronistic colonialism.

The attitude towards women is as subtly anachronistic and discouraging as a back issue of Playboy.

The filmmaker doesn't romanticize the story by changing the men's attitude toward the women, which may play as anachronistic but is true to the period.