Sentence examples for anachronistic to from inspiring English sources

In the second century, though, it's anachronistic to talk about orthodox Christianity versus heretical Christianity.

But I don't see that as being anachronistic to the period".

Now, 63 years since the partition plan, it seems anachronistic to question the state's Jewish identity.

Goettig and I had both joined the Peace Corps in 1996, when it seemed slightly anachronistic to become a volunteer.

It may be anachronistic to expect politically appointed American diplomats to fully abide by traditional European standards of diplomatic correctness.

According to one view, it is crudely anachronistic to see friendships of two centuries ago as evidence of homosexuality.

If "turned on" sounds like an anachronistic phrase to apply to an 18th-century artist, consider the paintings.

Instead she gossips about clothes and men, and expresses the anachronistic need to have time to herself.

RAFAEL CORREA has brought a fresh face to Ecuador's presidency and some anachronistic habits to its treasury.

The following are the basic steps described using the anachronistic recourse to a more familiar case and to a modern, streamlined notation.

It's easy for cynical Northerners to dismiss the South as an anachronistic appendage to the United States based on its historically slow adoption of civil rights.