Sentence examples for like archaic from inspiring English sources

Some parishes are filled with guitar-strumming hot-gospellers; others like archaic language, incense and candles.

Eventually, he produced mysterious etchings of women and birds and jewel-tinted humanoid insects; lithographs of girls with dogs; strange, disembodied heads of women floating in water, like archaic fragments from the depths; bouncing, vividly coloured, nude Sporting Women; and haunting drawings of Companions and Characters in Search of a Story.

Like, archaic.

Growing up in Italy at the end of the 90s, net artist Franziska von Guten found herself spending hours online in chat rooms that were a lot like archaic versions of the social networks we use today.

Nor did they like the archaic rules -- set up when being a member of Parliament was a part-time job -- that meant their legislative days officially began after lunch and ended close to midnight, sometimes grinding on through the night.

For decades, therefore, archeologists used point types as convenient markers of gross time, typically intervals spanning millennia like "Early Archaic" or centuries like "Middle Woodland," and sometimes as markers of cultural affinity.

It's like an archaic version of it".

Without looking or sounding like the archaic, convention-driven movies we call musicals, these films sing.

My deep delight lay in being dated like the archaic engine.

These peoples were of Paleo-Indian culture, and, like their Archaic successors, they lived primarily by hunting.

Spring, you might conclude, is like that archaic torso of Apollo: it says, "You must change your life".