Sentence examples for archaic idea from inspiring English sources
"I'm not interested in some archaic idea of how 'things used to be,' " he says.
"It seems like an archaic idea that designers show a collection and six months later the product is available in stores," she said.
Every week, it seems, the conveyor belt of craziness serves up another archaic idea from the people who want to represent a party that claims at least 40 percent of the electorate.
As singer Frank Ocean highlighted in his tribute: "He made me feel comfortable with how I identify sexually simply by his display of freedom from and irreverence for the archaic idea of gender conformity".
Mandatory retirement is a form of term limits and an archaic idea, but it is still common because it is a way to impose a change without confronting the notion that the change could be good for the organization, i.e., its more comfortable.
And because tattoos are attempted markings of uniqueness, it becomes less about the archaic idea and more about the actual "art".
The Owenses' writings on occasion convey archaic ideas about Africans.
He said too many school districts were afraid of innovation, clinging to "archaic ideas".
The moral crisis created by the break with Soviet — or simply archaic — ideas is still with us, fomenting a public indifference and irritation and countless perceived slights.
Where are these archaic ideas unfolding from?
It allowed archaic ideas – that real men cannot be raped – to fester.
