Sentence examples for how old-fashioned from inspiring English sources
How old-fashioned of her.
How old-fashioned it seems today.
Er, just how old-fashioned do you want to be?
What's funny about the insult is how old-fashioned it seems.
What the head boys and head girls also miss is just how old-fashioned Trumponomics is.
The study, which should probably be taken with a pinch of salt, revealed how romantic Britons actually are, and how old fashioned.
Bishops would look at their cathedrals and fret over how old fashioned they seemed, merrily commissioning new wings, towers, windows and annexes to bring them up to date.
It's here, too, that we see someone actually question the notion of borders, as Dr Czinner, teacher and revolutionary, cries out: "How old fashioned you are with your frontiers and your patriotism!" But this is Europe in the mid-1930s, and the world was about to see the ultimate dark face of such concepts.
The big surprise is how un-surreal it is, how studiedly old-fashioned.
How about old-fashioned filibusters?
