Sentence examples for archaic concept from inspiring English sources

If Ms. Larkworthy's experience is anything like that of other students, and many librarians acknowledge that it is, the use of books for research is becoming an archaic concept.

Fashion, as it has become more accessible to a generation that is obsessed with the mass emulation of celebrity style, has surpassed music (and the increasingly archaic concept of the record store) as the retail touchstone of youth.

I have not had a car in a long time, but I still remember driving 100 miles an hour, weaving in and out of traffic, zipping past all those slow pokes in thrall to the archaic concept of a speed limit.

The archaic concept of conatus is today being reconciled with modern biology by scientists such as Antonio Damasio.

"For all practical purposes, women already are on the front lines, and the rules that exclude them represent kind of an archaic concept of war," said Rachel Natelson, the legal director of the Service Women's Action Network.

As the country grapples with heroin addiction in big cities and rural communities alike, lawmakers and media outlets would do well to ditch this archaic concept and its attendant rhetorical baggage.

Meanwhile, in a tiny sliver of silver lining, the New York Times and other real Newspapers, working with real journalists, committed to real stories, to the archaic concepts of facts Vs. opinions and right or wrong, have reported a sharp increase in new paying subscribers following the election results.

Arriving on PC and Amiga in 1992, the original title is set in a mansion somehow connected to a parallel universe rendered in typical Giger-esque style: hive-like environments, psychosexual horror and visual references to the Kleinian Archaic Mother concept.

The absolute state paternalism of totalitarian regimes, which naturally gives rise to the dominance of the archaic paternalistic ethical concept in medical practice.

Forget backward compatibility for those sad sacks who remember Windows and other things with archaic user interface concepts like "menus" and "buttons".

James Greene of Nerve.com put the clip show third on his list Ten Times The Simpsons Jumped the Shark, stating that "You'd think by 2002 The Simpsons would've generated enough cash for FOX that they were no longer beholden to archaic penny-saving concepts like the clip show".