Sentence examples for less modern from inspiring English sources

Maybe I am less modern.

Yet for a few seasons now, my old standby has seemed distinctly less modern and chic.

I suggest that we should have chosen somewhere less bright, less modern.

But Mr. Assange also echoes a less modern cinematic type, the lone wolves of paranoid '70s cinema.

Lewis's "Babbitt and Fitzgeraldd's "Gatsby" not only follow directly from it but seem, if anything, somewhat less modern.

What is less modern about the Gulf is the hazy distinction between government budgets and royal purses.

Fran Brearton says that Sassoon's career travels in reverse: "He becomes less modern as he goes on".

(At the same time, he became much less "modern," leaving behind his earlier taste for cinema, pop music, "new styles of architecture," Pylons, and Bauhaus glass).

Now that these maidens have pretty pale blond tresses and white dresses, they seem far less modern and individualized than when they were difficult girls in green.

With the elevation of religious solidarity over and above democratic authority, Israel has become more fundamentalist and less modern, more separatist and less open to the outside world.

"Back in the Game" and "The Crazy Ones" are sitcoms that seek the cracks in less modern but perhaps more commonplace kinfolk.