Sentence examples for deemed archaic from inspiring English sources

Woven Song handles some tricky artistic territory that Glithero manages to navigate flawlessly; interdisciplinary practices, technologies deemed archaic, and the lines between craft and art. .

By stunting the ambition of so many and excluding the majority from the opportunities open to a narrow elite, the class system was deemed to be not only archaic but wasteful of the country's human resources as well.By 1960 a full-scale inquest was underway on Britain's decline, and class was the chief suspect.

Men and women dance the Viennese Waltz together; debutantes are presented in a tiara and diamonds to a suitor suitably reputable to marry; etiquette, dress code, and family background are paramount values; and any diversion from these somewhat archaic values would have you deemed unsuitable for ball culture.

In both cases the actions could be deemed harmful to a system that relies on archaic restrictions.

As in North Korea, archaic laws prevent the private sale of commodities that have been deemed strategic to the nation.

In competing in sports traditionally deemed unfeminine, Alphonsi has become an inspirational figurehead in the battle to challenge archaic attitudes around women and sport.

He deemed this "offensive".

She deemed it "fascinating".

America deemed it "invalid".

Lloyd was deemed missing.

Some were deemed betrayers.