Sentence examples for archaic with from inspiring English sources

But those factors – Catholicism, misogyny, an obsession with controlling women's bodies – sound more archaic with each passing year.

Mr. Geffen wanted to know how Ms. Saariaho deals with the technological change that renders an electronic composers' tools archaic with alarming frequency.

Blending the archaic with the futuristic, it has legs made of high-tech carbon fiber and a seat cover that comes in hand-knitted goat's wool or neoprene.

Surely you mean MacDiarmid's 'blethering genius'?" Miller, who prevailed in this exchange, is fond of salting his prose with authentic Scottish vernacular, both demotic and archaic, with words like nae and braw and auld and lug and cowp and gomeril.

He said that the current methods of syndicating videos are "archaic," with very little control or transparency.

What Bale does not explain is why the party remained stuck with an archaic obsession with policy and failed completely to concentrate on finding a leader likely to appeal to the electorate, as in Michael Heseltine, Clarke or Portillo.

These Gilded Age monuments are in many ways archaic places, with an archaic regard for chronology, compendiousness, categorical crispness.

"First of all, there will a return to archaic attitudes, with complete political control," she said.

Multiple phases have been defined for the Archaic period, with each successive phase resulting in greater population density.

About 9000 bc people of the Archaic culture, with a small-game hunting, fishing, and gathering culture, occupied the area.

Orpen's style is archaic, compared with the forward-looking semi-abstraction of Sickert, who was a contemporary.