Sentence examples for being old fashioned from inspiring English sources

Modern Painters was sometimes accused of being old fashioned.

It's criticised for being old fashioned and not a patch on David Hillman's logo that topped the redesign in 1988.

In some quarters, the government's endorsement of garden cities has been met with scepticism and the model has been accused of being old fashioned and out-of-date.

Reyahn King, director of galleries at the Walker Art Gallery, said in a statement: "The judges sought to select works that most reflect contemporary practice, and the resulting selection makes clear that far from being old fashioned, an artist's decision to paint is exciting and challenging".

But being old fashioned, I'd generally assumed that for a star to be considered tarnished with the public, they needed to have something significant happen in their career — a drug problem or a sex scandal, a personality issue that made them persona non grata on movie sets, or just a string of notable flops — to justify the claim that America had actually turned on them.

"I don't know why people can't just say hurrah but maybe I'm being old fashioned," said Mr Stevenson.

Karl E. Meyer is old fashioned in his way.

I'm old fashioned, I like skirts.

I guess I'm old fashioned.

Such engaged, oppositional pop might be old fashioned, even dead.

They were old fashioned from the word go.