Sentence examples for being archaic from inspiring English sources
The classical concert is much mocked for being archaic, irrelevant, removed from reality.
Three candidate genetic regions that fit the criteria for being archaic DNA were identified, and the distribution of these regions was assessed in a sample of about 500 sub-Saharan individuals from 11 additional populations.
Record Collector editor Ian McCann said: Every so often I get asked why vinyl persists as a music medium despite it being archaic and inconvenient compared to MP3. "One of the answers is the artwork: people like to hold a vinyl record, look at the sleeve, take in the information and the photo on the cover.
In addition to being archaic, the collagen was a form found only in bone that is still growing.
Telesio's vision of the genesis of nature is simple to the point of being archaic, yet at the same time astonishingly modern in the sense that he seems to have been one of the very first defenders of a theory of natural evolution without metaphysical or theological presuppositions.
Proscenium arches are archaic.
Those identities may be archaic.
"The system we have today is archaic.
"It's archaic thinking," she said.
But the station's equipment was archaic.
