Sentence examples for archaic clothes from inspiring English sources
The closest I came was in high school, when I asked a unibrowed record store employee out solely because he wore archaic clothes and, on the afternoon I entered his store, was listening to a. Cheap Suit Serenaders LP.
His clothes were at once immature and archaic, since he had bought them when he was much younger, before the war made it impracticable to buy clothes.
Ms. Giberson makes all of her clothes herself, mostly using techniques learned from archaic sewing manuals, and mostly by hand.
Literary historian George Călinescu recalled having seen a middle-aged Caragiale taking walks through downtown Bucharest: amused by the writer's everyday clothes, which he depicted as of an archaic fashion and slightly deteriorated, compared him to "a butler on Sunday leave".
She was well into her twenties before she was ever outside of her native land, but she has since been dragged as far as Norway, to Scotland for salmon-fishing (to which she is still devoted, because it's a quiet sport and one hasn't to fuss about clothes), has sailed by the Æginian Islands to view the archaic temples, has been to Italy, Austria, and thereabouts.
"ARCHAIC, incoherent, and discriminatory".
Anything else feels archaic".
"Hollywood is strangely archaic".
