Sentence examples for archaic for from inspiring English sources

I'm glad of it, for her miniatures were always a little too sentimental and archaic for my liking.

"My general moral apparatus is perhaps too archaic for the present times, and I think part of that is West Point".

One teacher said that she had been working with kids on a story that contained words too archaic for them to recognize -- words like "foe".

For who in this brave new world would really shut out the new and harp on the archaic for their own young?

It had become archaic for the men's basketball tournament, which gets outsize attention for its three-week yearly run, to be shown on one broadcast network that needed to resort to regional coverage of so many early games.

In a world of artificial intelligence, greater mobility and voice-first systems, an always-attached keyboard feels silly and archaic for the majority.

Why pay for archaic discs for a movie you'll watch once when you can simply stream it to your HDTV?

Fishing hooks show up in the Archaic period, for example, and pottery for storing grain first appears during the Woodland period.

The two observed archaic processes for planning out tanker routes for jets with Schmidt insisting that the problem was fixable with technology, it just needed attention.

For me, this "modernized" legislation provides archaic tools for an untenable war.

Sun Nong Dan is named after an archaic term for sullongtang, the soothing bone broth famous for its qualities as a morning-after tonic that is presumably why the restaurant is open 24/7.