Sentence examples for archaic views from inspiring English sources

His mother was, and always had been, a housewife who had raised him, his two sisters and three brothers seemingly without any help as his father, a Protestant priest, had staunchly archaic views on where a woman's place was.

Many, if not most, modern British-Asians are well-adjusted, integrated individuals who are tolerant, accepting and progressive, but it cannot be denied that some still harbour archaic views of what constitutes honour.

"I think its clear to everyone who the real barbarians are, based on the Bachmanns' archaic views on LGBT equality".

Many believe that true change will only happen when archaic views about sex die out with the older generations.

Eventually, he always lands back at his home base, which is occupied by fringe cranks and archaic views about significant civil rights legislation.

How you conduct yourself in line with the archaic views and values of prison culture, shapes your prison persona and posits your place in the hierarchy.

(In the charmingly archaic view of Texas statutes, every public official is a "him").

It's a somewhat archaic view contradicted by the fact that many married couples choose not to have children, and many children are born outside marriage.

Admittedly that's a somewhat archaic view of modern family life, yet one that still makes me ponder.

But for many gay Muslim male subjects I interviewed, this is now seen as a more archaic view.

The ruling reversed a 1996 finding by United States District Judge Rebecca Doherty that the college's athletic department had archaic and antiquated views about female athletes -- but did not intend to violate Title IX, the federal law requiring equal athletic opportunities at schools accepting federal funding.