Sentence examples for archaic aspects from inspiring English sources

Some of the archaic aspects of parliament either lend it character, contribute to our historic identity or actually serve a purpose and should not be dismantled, but bringing employment practice into the 21st century is fairly overdue".

His logic has archaic aspects, but he introduced not only new concepts, methods and theories, new themes and new problems, but above all a new spirit that has pervaded philosophy ever since.

Jefe put it best, "Mark Zuckerberg did our socially arrested generation a huge favor by replacing more archaic aspects of interpersonal relationships with a Like button".

The communities that embrace it share some structural features with archaic aspects of traditional religion: Like-minded people gather and testify to the power of their rituals and talismans, be they "empowering coconut oil" or energy crystals.

There are many other archaic aspects of the faith that indicate it may be among the world's oldest and their calendar dates back 6,756 years, nearly 5,000 years further than the Christian or Gregorian calendar and nearly 1,000 years further than the Jewish calendar.

This is the most distinctive, and more archaic, aspect of the event.

At the same time, as Michel Noiray observes in the "Cambridge Mozart Encyclopedia," the scene has an archaic, religious aspect, echoing Renaissance and Baroque sacred music.

It is also differentiated from western Eurasian archaic humans in aspects of its temporal, occipital, and dental morphology.

Proto-globalization held on to and matured many aspects of archaic globalization such as the importance of cities, migrants, and specialization of labor.

I ran into a problem with the Nokia E71: the phone was capable of so much, but the cramped and archaic OS obscured its best aspects.

In 2009, Tull curated Aspects of the Archaic Revival, a group show featuring international artists inspired by allegories, psychedelics, and magic.