Sentence examples for ancient about from inspiring English sources

I wish I had seen Amy perform live, there was something ancient about her voice.

There is something ancient about Hodgson's approach to vote-getting, which is as unprecious as it gets.

There is something ancient about that phrase: when I say it I can almost feel how old the Welsh language is.

The reason for its appeal is clear: in this depressing age of bombs and bullets, of financial instability and screen-mediated reality, there is something honest, solid and reassuringly ancient about wood.

There's something so elemental, so ancient about this simple snack.

There is something ancient about theatre and truly avant-garde about its power.

Shakespeare's play, however, is more about politics than it is about ancient heroes, about the politics of Rome as the elected government gave way to dictatorship.

The oldest silver artifacts date from ancient Sumer about 4000 bce.

Waterford is an ancient town, about 100 miles south of Dublin.

Weaving, of course, is an ancient metaphor about duration and history.

There is an ancient story about the sage who could answer every question.