Sentence examples for feels ancient from inspiring English sources

But that history feels ancient to the current teams.

The plugging-in business just feels ancient and wrong.

It feels ancient, the scent of garlic hanging beneath the trees' bare branches, in the damp, earthy, early spring air.

It feels ancient and archaic, "boastfully retrospective" in Meades' words, exuding a permanence rooted deep in Italian soil.

In her hands, Georgie's fatigue feels ancient, the product of a lifetime of ritually appeasing Frank's corrosive insecurity and of tamping down her own rage.

"Like the movies of Miyazaki, she feels totally of the moment, but she's reacting to something that feels ancient and archetypal," Mueller said.

I feel ancient and dishevelled in his company.

Rock clubs are full of kids who make us feel ancient.

I don't count myself as an elder but tonight I feel ancient.

Seymour is one of those annoyingly youthful 74-year-olds who make you feel ancient.

Nevertheless, they let him study ballet, which, he said, "felt ancient and weird".