Sentence examples for archaic guy from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it makes me feel like a pretty archaic guy to have spent such a large chunk of my life in rehearsal rooms breathing life into such an arcane art form, rather than just getting my butt behind a movie camera.

(Even today, the primary locus for fantasy scenarios in which lone heroes do battle with demons and bad guys in archaic or futuristic landscapes is not movies but video and computer games, which are open-ended and participatory in ways that even a boxed-set DVD version of a movie can never be).

I've been called a "Trotskyist entryist" on Twitter, which felt archaic, but those 1980s entrusts were motivated guys.

But here the parallels between Lagos and Glasgow are at their most illuminating: "We look at Africa and say: 'You guys are primitive and gender relations are archaic,' but here there's a very obvious feminism, and yet things are still happening that are baffling to me.

It's a kind of fiction, he suggests, uniquely suited to a country often shaped by "a symbiotic tension between a rigid, obsolescent order of values and a more 'modern,' disenchanted, pragmatic, and intellectually mobile emergent one exemplified by the observer(s)." The narrators are plain modern guys, and they look in wonder at the shining archaic hero.

Even the types of contractors this landlord will get, the guy who came over to spray our house showed up with this archaic looking spraycan and started squirting around our house.

Building a stronger perimeter to keep the bad guys out is important, but it's an increasingly fallible and archaic task that requires nothing short of perfection.

Not only are they archaic and boring and prescriptive, but they usually have all of these vile options on them like "Nice Guy" and "Bad Boy," as if either of those exist as subgenres.

But Snyder is also the guy who made "Watchmen," based on a book that assailed the whole concept of the superhero as an archaic Cold War fantasy about American power and American safety.

Kind of archaic".

Almost archaic.