Sentence examples for archaic to from inspiring English sources
They aren't afforded the same value, which seems so archaic to me.
It is archaic to be talking to people in old-style leadership speak.
Africa, for me, was the only place that showed a transition from archaic to modern humans.
The storyline is well thought out and suitably archaic to remain interesting throughout, while the script is funny and charming.
A Swiss journalist suggested the CGT industrial action appeared somewhat "archaic" to foreigners, a claim Martinez batted away.
Further, a single region or continent may be the dwelling place of many different religious communities and viewpoints that range from the most archaic to the most sophisticated.
A small-minded person who resorts to archaic cruelty to sell a few furs and make a few dollars?
The panorama of class and cast generates multiple vernaculars, ranging from the mock-archaic to street slang to remnants of Bloomsbury-speak with residual public school inflections.
Half a century's work, from archaic allegories to unpointed lyrics to secular prophecy and wisdom verses.
Somehow, though (and I could be wrong), a slight residue of an archaic will to power seems to survive on the bike paths of Berlin.
Current patterns of global HCV diversity could be due to a single ancestral zoonotic transmission to archaic humans prior to their global dispersal, with subsequent viral diversification in isolated populations.
