Sentence examples for i old-fashioned from inspiring English sources

Am I old-fashioned?

"Am I old-fashioned?" he asks her when we go to the kitchen to wait for a taxi.

Is old-fashioned British tolerance dead?

I guess I'm old-fashioned, but I'm used to working at my desk in the office.

But I'm a bit old-fashioned, I'm afraid.

"I am old-fashioned, I still iron handkerchiefs".

"I'm old-fashioned — I want to provide for my family," he said.

And when I say old-fashioned, I mean old-fashioned: as Reading group contributor Swelter has pointed out, there are strong parallels between Yossarian and Achilles.

I'm old-fashioned: I was taught that it's not real flamenco if the music isn't live.

I'm old-fashioned; I still believe in his idea of pure realism".

Besides, I'm old-fashioned: I'd rather listen to my CD's than look at them.