Sentence examples for archaic feel from inspiring English sources

The term "exclusive" already has an archaic feel to it, a memory of inky days gone by.

Along with the footage of Orgreave and rubbish in the streets and boisterous city traders it gave the coverage a distinctly archaic feel.

This, together with the fact that familiar terms (e.g. 'contradiction') are used in unfamiliar ways, gives the book an archaic feel.

The dolmen boulders used around the outside of many German memorials reinforced the archaic feel of the monuments.

It has been suggested that Tolkien used the dual to give Quenya an "archaic feel" in its role as an ancient language of the Elves.

Avoid creating slang that is based off terms that are no longer in common use, as it will give your creation an archaic feel.

Reviewing the PC version, Allgame called the graphics "decent", but criticised the minimal progress from Soviet Strike which resulted in "a slightly archaic look" and lack of "a feel of individuality".

It's such a cool and useful zoom method it makes pinching to zoom on the iPhone 7 feel archaic and annoying.

You could have a phone that doubled as a jet pack and could read my thoughts, and the resistive touchscreen would still make it feel archaic right after launch.

But sometimes the language can feel archaic.

Anything else feels archaic".