Sentence examples for little archaic from inspiring English sources

Some of the terminology he uses is clearly a little archaic to our ears today, but, broadly speaking, his hunch has subsequently proved to be correct.

In part, that is because their displays are black and white, and they seem to many readers to be slow, grainy and if truth be told a little archaic.

There is something a little ambivalent, a little archaic, about the formulaic ways we celebrate this day, if only because the status of mothers has never been more complex.

It's funny, because chat rooms are now a little archaic, but there's still a lot of people writing in them.

"The brass opening, the addition of strings when the opening melody repeats, the inclusion of complex bass lines in Measures 14 and 28, and the use of an archaic little cadence at the end of several phrases [were] all very particular to Breiner's original".

Being a technology fiend, I had said goodbye to the cruel world of archaic little magnetic tapes some time ago.

The big picture idea was to help solve the difficulties schools and teachers have in sourcing course material — a process which can be more than a little complicated — and archaic.

How did it become little more than an archaic word?

She herself says: "I'm not considered a traitor, but someone who is a little old-fashioned, an archaic feminist.

I'm glad of it, for her miniatures were always a little too sentimental and archaic for my liking.

"We only have relatively little data from this archaic group, so having any additional individuals is something we're very excited about," said Viviane Slon, a doctoral candidate at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, and lead author of the study.