Sentence examples for archaic it from inspiring English sources

It's got nothing to do with reality and its business model is so archaic it's not making any money – the internet's moved on, you see, but the industry hasn't.

Half hip, half archaic, it can sound like some frivolous new product.

Brutal and archaic it may be, but Mr Moskos convincingly argues that America's prison system is at least as inhumane.

Above all, he was a gentleman, one of the last — a figure so archaic, it could be easily mistaken for something else.

Students might get choosy and question a service so archaic it operates for barely half a year, and is structured around medieval seasons.

"The fact that you can hardly open the rear door to get in and out makes you realize how archaic it is," he said, alluding to the infamous inoperative door handles.

The two Old English words converged in Middle English and þyncan "to seem" was absorbed, except for its preservation in archaic methinks "it seems to me".

It sounds archaic, and it was.

It sounds archaic, but it's a real and pervasive thought throughout the black community.

It seems pretty archaic, but it's the way the bond market operates for the most part right now.

It might be archaic and it might lead to a few bad results, but no more than the rest of the Constitution.