Sentence examples for is anachronism from inspiring English sources
noun
A chronological mistake; the erroneous dating of an event, circumstance, or object.
Stay eminently networked and ideologically fashionable: the alternative is anachronism.
According to Google Translate, that's Anachronism Noise in English.
They are anachronisms-in-waiting.
There are anachronisms and then there are anachronisms (On Language, by William Safire, March 26).
His occasional rants against homosexuals and feminists are anachronisms today.
Partly, this is because Indian cities are anachronisms.
By the tim Butterfield &, Plaza 9, are anachronisms, then Beekman Pl.
Nilsson's records are anachronisms from a brief time when genre distinctions were strangely fluid.
But for all the emotional familiarity of the tragedy and its aftermath, the victims are anachronisms.
If the film's characters are anachronisms, the armature of "You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger" is positively creaky.
Open-armed love songs like Lenny Kravitz's "Again" fulfill the needs of slow dancers, but they are anachronisms.
