Sentence examples for archaic form from inspiring English sources

It's an archaic form, and many permutations of the song exist.

The most archaic form of the Earth Mother transcends all specificity and sexuality.

So who is making this archaic form of acknowledging your social superiors newsworthy again?

The Padma Bhushan winner was well known for bringing ghazal, an archaic form of Hindustani music, to the younger generation.

"It's an archaic form of wildlife management," said D. J. Schubert, a biologist with the Animal Welfare Institute.

Horizontal lines of visual disturbance across a monochrome image of a motorway, for example, create the effect of an archaic form of threatening CCTV.

In his politics, he combines archaic forms of sovereignty with modern elements of media charisma.

Freshwater fish include both remarkable archaic forms and examples of rapid recent evolution.

He freely used alliteration and assonance, solemn and often metrically convenient archaic forms, and old constructions.

In the Germanic languages, borrowed Latin words principally involve trade and often reflect archaic forms.

Short stories reflecting the Modernist concern with individuality and subjectivity and freedom from archaic forms followed.