Sentence examples for have anachronistic from inspiring English sources
They don't have anachronistic laws like this in the US, but they probably do in Kazakhstan.
(Poverty-stricken republican Yemen is in a miserable category of its own). Three of the six monarchies enjoy vast oil or gas reserves and enormous wealth; all have anachronistic political structures that have shown the strain as change has blown through the Middle East and North Africa.
"Federalism jurisprudence might have felt anachronistic and quaint in an era of globalization, but after Sept. 11 it feels dangerous".
When a quotation captures the essence of a performer, we want to believe it was spoken, even if it would have been anachronistic.
That makes sense: he is a keyboardist and conductor, and for most of the music in these concerts, those roles would have been anachronistic.
It looks as if the new prime minister may have an anachronistic hostility towards China and a willingness to undo the good work of George Osborne.
The reference to older technology may have seemed anachronistic given the tools in question, but the question was aimed at Aereo's contention that its consumers, not the company itself, are putting on private performances when they start hitting buttons.
Painting Lex Luthor as a suited business magnate staring down at the tiny humans on the street below, as the original Superman films and TV series did, would have been anachronistic, so Zack Snyder's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is going for something a little different.
Interesting, then, that Kidd also took pains to point out "But the Man Booker Prize predates this century, and while its parameters may have appeared anachronistic to some, they were nonetheless extremely effective".
