Sentence examples for archaic terminology from inspiring English sources
Only a couple of hundred pages long, Frankenstein is an easy read - bar the archaic terminology at some points - that will leave you both haunted, inquisitive and wanting to read again.
Hume's archaic terminology is occasionally an obstacle to appreciating his analysis, inviting conflicting readings of his position.
It wasn't just the decision that advocates lauded, it was Kennedy's shunning of archaic terminology.
Although some sulci were labelled on the photographs, some of the identifications are incorrect or based on archaic terminology, and most sulci were not identified (it is not known who provided these earlier identifications).
While all this concern with Apllonian and Dionysian sensibilities is the romanticist's terminology based on an archaic model, a more current psychological and sociological phrasing of this dichotomy of human behaviors came to be applied to society at the beginning of the 20th century with Sigmund Freud's dialectic of Sublimation and Desublimation.
Occasionally, Greek terminology gives the journal an archaic air.
As categories for cutting-edge terminology, in and out are as archaic as U and Non-U, as behind the times as avant-garde.
"ARCHAIC, incoherent, and discriminatory".
