Sentence examples for feel old fashioned from inspiring English sources

I feel old fashioned that I had to be told that.

Meanwhile, the Lynn versus Waltman bout was ranked 3 and three-fourth stars out of 5, with Keller stating it was a "very smartly executed match, which told a story without the frenetic pace of so many TNA spotfests – yet it still had enough good highspots to not feel old fashioned or conservative".

Richard Armstrong's Sea Change, 1948, a bustling sea faring adventure aimed squarely at boy readers, now feels old fashioned in both content and style while The Exeter Blitz by David Rees, 1978, a gently exciting story about the bombing of Exeter in the second world war, just seems rather too tame for today's readers.

Even the way the server supplies several little forks when he brings the mussels, assuming ahead of time that everyone might want to share, feels old fashioned.

In other respects the station feels old fashioned, as though the recent revolutions that have occurred in digital transmission, sharing and community never happened.

This idea is beginning to feel old-fashioned.

There are elements of Westminster that feel old-fashioned – it's not a normal workplace, but I never experienced direct sexism.

For another -- in addition to the on-purpose patina of age -- the sculptural ideas themselves feel old-fashioned.

When I read the book in the nineteen-sixties, thirty years after it was written, these ideals of behavior were just beginning to feel old-fashioned.

(Cotter) ★ 'John Houck: A History of Graph Paper' (closes on Sunday) John Houck's iterative still-life photographs feel old-fashioned in the best possible way.

If these passages feel old-fashioned, Wolf redeems herself by taking us on a journey across time and oceans and even DNA that is well worth traveling.