Sentence examples for deeply old fashioned from inspiring English sources

"We are talking about old values, which is what the movie argues for - honor, trust, friendship, courage - and in a way it is deeply old fashioned in its values," Mendes said.

Radio is both a deeply old fashioned and strangely modern medium, something that many Bowie fans grew up with, but something that still speaks to them, intimately, in a world full of noise.

At once old fashioned and deeply futuristic, Mother Superior jumps the gun.

He can sound deeply old-fashioned and utterly contemporary, like Elton John one minute and James Blake the next.

Entering the Getty galleries is a bit disorienting, like walking into 18th-century rooms in the 18th century--they feel deeply old-fashioned.

There is a four-part YouTube film of the band and it is almost touching how deeply old-fashioned and mired in cliche they are.

What does this mean for that old debate, "are video games art?" It suggests that they are art of a deeply old-fashioned kind.

Royalty needs these modern connotations and its female stars, but it is in fact a deeply old-fashioned patriarchal institution, positively medieval in the case of Monaco.

He is at bottom a deeply old-fashioned Conservative; so old-fashioned, in fact, as to confound the expectations shaped by recent Tory history.In a sense, that history has consisted of a long argument about Margaret Thatcher.

It's deeply old-fashioned too in giving us a hero as utterly unflawed as Crowe's Maximus and a villain without a hint of a redeeming feature in Joaquin Phoenix's Commodus.

The background: Catfish and the Bottlemen are an indie band so deeply old-fashioned - and unfashionable - you can tell as soon as you see their name what you're going to get.