Sentence examples for archaic about from inspiring English sources

Something archaic about them makes them seem strange and otherworldly.

I believe that there is something archaic about America's being the policeman for the wrongs in the world.

But there was something rather more archaic about this story, too: the way it was reported, the packaging and the framing of it.

The biographer summons his subject with easy authority, his descriptions poised between sympathy and skepticism: "One senses something archaic about him.

"There are so many things that are so archaic about the industry — orders are still faxed back and forth," Austin told me.

But on the surface, her latest piece epitomises everything that's apathetic and archaic about contemporary Western theatre – and everything that Lee is not.

And the robust discussion we had about archaic attitudes about women has mattered.

The third period, the Archaic, from about 650 to about 480 bc, is characterized by the gradual absorption of Oriental elements and the rise and development of archaic Greek art.

It's nice to know that there was always high chance in the original vote that we could be making jokes about archaic synonyms for 'surrounded' in our national song.

It seems like we've simply scratched out the archaic phrasing about remaining dainty and alluring and replaced it with vague, ramblings about toxins – the boogeymen of the 21st century.

The Owenses' writings on occasion convey archaic ideas about Africans.