Sentence examples for even quaint from inspiring English sources

The foregoing may be of interest to some, but otherwise seem obsolete and even quaint.

It is a communist vision, utopian, even quaint, but deeply moving.

Whereas the lobby is crisp and modern, my room was cozy, even quaint.

Read today, across a divide of 30 years defined by the AIDS crisis, these books can seem dated, even quaint.

Elsewhere, the sustained efforts by Ms. MacLaine and the screenwriter, David Ciminello, to play with stereotypes seem clumsy, even quaint.

"One would imagine that by now they would simply be seen as an episode in history, or even quaint".

Players' friends and families watched from metal benches next to the rink, bundled in sleeping bags and extra layers, and they held mugs of hot chocolate in their hands, giving the evening a quaint, small-town feel, even as the stadium rose around the ice with the lights from the downtown skyline beyond.

Even the quaint repetitions are acceptable.

Even the quaint bed-and-breakfast inns are part of the swelling agritourism and agritainment trend.

There is even a quaint wooden chapel where ceremonies are performed.

The Web site of Khaufpur, India, makes much of the city's scenery and sparkling lakes, even its quaint institutions.