Sentence examples for anachronistic it from inspiring English sources

And if Mr. Wood's choral addition sounds anachronistic, it lasts only a minute, and its dark hue suits the chorus's purpose.

"It just was anachronistic — it was awful," Ms. Dorner said.

By blending the futuristic with the anachronistic, it provides a common ground for digital media gurus, forensic scientists, backyard hobbyists and people who make all kinds of things.

So when people call me rightwing I get a little pissed off, because it's so anachronistic; it assumes there is some kind of choice".

In a season when "Two and a Half Men" and Tim Allen's "Last Man Standing" have been solid hits, you can't count out "Rob," no matter how tired and anachronistic it is.

How anachronistic it will soon seem to conceive a big creative idea without thinking about how to turn it into a media event, make it viral and applicable across media, allow consumers to mash it up and remould it.

For me, part of its appeal is that it sounds perennially anachronistic; like it simply shouldn't exist - an oblique, 30 minutes-plus Lynchian memory that, even after literally hundreds of plays, still sounds fresh and exciting.

But that's part of its otherworldly, anachronistic charm – it's hard to know whether it's set in the present day and just dated (the way so many rural New Zealand homes are), or actually of the past.

It sounds quaintly anachronistic, but it's not a term to be lightly adopted.

It was all so anachronistic that it needed a rethink.

"Carphone Warehouse's name has long been anachronistic because it doesn't sell carphones and it doesn't operate warehouses," said Bubb. "In the same way, it is increasingly odd that Dixons mainly trades as Currys and PC World in the UK".