Sentence examples for archaic vision from inspiring English sources

Unlike the clean eaters, Hussain is not peddling some archaic vision of femininity.

He never wavered from his loyalty to a darker, unquestioning, archaic vision of Catholicism.

"It's a very archaic vision of power," said Dominique Bertinotti, the Socialist mayor of the Fourth Arrondissement and a part-time university professor.

He called the conservative swimsuit an "archaic vision" that sees women as "immodest, impure and that they should be totally covered.

But younger novelists were surely right when they criticised him for projecting to the world an archaic vision of Latin America, as an exotic and provincial place, incapable of successful modernisation, development and democracy.On the other hand, Macondo still co-exists with the modern world in many parts of Latin America.

Valls came to Marseille last week to say that burkinis were "expressions of an archaic vision of women in public places … The burkini is not a new swimwear fashion; it's the transmission of a political project, against society, founded notably upon the subjection of women.

His goal to be successful despite his demons is the sort of "refreshing" that's specific to the archaic visions of Chicago.

Yet that archaic and stereotypical vision of death, like a mossy and weather-worn statue, is crumbling – and in its place, something new and better has a chance to grow.

At once modern and archaic, Traylor's indelible vision is rich both in its formal invention and its witnessing of the South before the civil rights movement.

What is 'personality' in such a group-oriented society as archaic Greece?" Indeed, the vision of Sappho as a solitary figure pouring out her heart in the women's quarters of a nobleman's mansion is a sentimental anachronism — a projection, like so much of our thinking about her, of our own habits and institutions onto the past.

It seems archaic, in this day and age, that people with vision loss are still using a white cane to get around".