Sentence examples for archaic man from inspiring English sources

He was a modern striver, but also an archaic man with a deeply self-destructive lust for aristocratic honor.

I asked why they were not more upset about living in a country where women's rights were strangled, an inbred and autocratic state more like an archaic men's club than a modern nation.

Scolding birth control is an archaic man-made patriarchal mandate that commands women to be involuntary breeders and over populate the planet.

There is worldwide evidence that in archaic cultures man considered the points of the compass to have mythological affiliations (e.g., the west and death or the east and a new beginning).

To come full circle: "In the Bedroom" is about a modern man thrown by circumstances into a brutally archaic world view.

With archaic humans, culture changed very slowly.

A widespread motif, especially among archaic peoples, concerns man's supposed descent from plants or animals.

During the Archaic period, Greek men wore a long chiton; thereafter, except for charioteers, priests, and the elderly, they wore a knee-length version.

Our structures are based on this archaic concept that men will make all the money and the women will stay home.

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.

But the pornification of everything is everywhere still, insanely sexualised images of women still the norm: back in the day when we were sticking feminist messages on tube station ads that demeaned women, we thought the sheer archaic dirty-old-man backwardness of all that would bring advertisers to their senses – but it got worse.