Sentence examples for archaic characters from inspiring English sources
His name is Geoffrey Carter, he works with charcoal and graphite on paper, and his vaguely deformed, archaic characters and lugubrious landscapes might well be labeled prairie macabre.
The living rodent with the most archaic characters, most like the common ancestor of the Rodentia, is the sewellel or mountain beaver (which is not a true beaver at all) of the northwestern United States.
On the whole, the Guodian "bamboo-slip Laozi" is consistent with the received text, although the placement or sequence of the chapters is different and there are numerous variant and/or archaic characters.
But while other companies look to bring new IPs to prominence – witness the success of The Last Of Us for Sony, and Microsoft's Titanfall – Nintendo's enthusiasm for archaic characters seems perverse in an entertainment industry defined by technological progress.
Your character is always a nameless warrior lost in an inscrutable, archaic realm; the friendly characters you encounter speak in riddles or grunts; everything is arcane, much is hidden.
(All seemed like characters from archaic stories, like one about missiles on Russian boats, that somehow kept being repeated by people who wanted everything to stay the same).
Soliciting recommendation letters is an archaic way of assessing character and accomplishment.
JAFFA, ISRAEL — Moments of hope are rare in this miserable, interminable Israeli-Palestinian conflict, so archaic in its colonial character, so postmodern in the methods Israel uses to oppress the Palestinians living under its rule.
For example, Chaucer used heavy alliteration to mock Old English verse and to paint a character as archaic.
The idea that someone's sexual orientation determines their character is archaic.
