Sentence examples for archaic questions from inspiring English sources

Let's stop asking the same archaic questions.

So it asks whether art can infiltrate society, for instance – a perfectly good if archaic question.

And there can be only one at a time thus prompting the recurring yet archaic question, but is it art?

"Which 5th-century archaic head?" he asked.

The archaic woman finds questions about her date of birth impertinent, but Reza will turn fifty on May 1st.

Johnson wants white nationalists to appear less mean and he finds the "JQ", the Jewish Question, archaic.

Czech and Polish officials promoting their countries at the Colling conference in Budapest shifted nervously when questioned about archaic, restrictive labour laws and intrusive bureaucracy.

My research addresses the political, cultural, and intellectual history of the ancient Greek world, and I have taught and published on historical questions from the archaic period in the seventh century BCE down to the total Roman dominance of the east Mediterranean at the turn of the eras.

Never for one second does "Perdition" question the primal, archaic code of bloodletting that impels Sullivan.

Our results raise further questions on interplay between archaic hominins and modern humans.

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