Sentence examples for it's archaic from inspiring English sources

"It's archaic in today's world for a customer not to be able to buy an alcoholic beverage at a function or a sporting event," he continued.

He added: "It's archaic in today's world for a customer not to be able to buy an alcoholic beverage at a function or a sporting event".

"It's archaic in today's world for a customer not to be able to buy an alcoholic beverage at a function or a sporting event".

It's archaic and old-fashioned in its Englishness, and reminds me of home.

"It's archaic thinking," she said.

It's archaic at best, and I rarely get to everyone before the day is out.

It is archaic to be talking to people in old-style leadership speak.

As for "de-globalization," Mr. Joffrin said, it is "archaic, unrealistic, utopian, even reactionary".

It is archaic that the British media are so utterly unmeritocratic.

It is archaic, a black-and-white, cathode-ray-tube device with an excessively curved and annoyingly chipped screen.

Still, if "social" banditry, to a Marxist, wasn't a crime, it was "archaic," pre-capitalist; the bigger story was capitalism.