Sentence examples for make anachronistic from inspiring English sources

The temptation to make anachronistic judgements and ask anachronistic questions is hard to avoid.

Thomas Mann, in 1933, famously pleaded against making anachronistic judgements about Wagner's nationalism, and that's fair enough.

The similarities between these and various trinitarian doctrines even led some medieval Jews to make the anachronistic claim that the trinitarian doctrine was based on a misunderstanding of the kabbalistic traditions (Lasker 2007, 75).

Though they make an anachronistic pair, the two artists now share a floor at the Brooklyn Museum: Minter on the last stop of her traveling first retrospective and Deller showing the finished products of Pop's nude portraiture.

The lance made an anachronistic battlefield appearance in the hands of Polish cavalrymen who charged German columns in September 1939, at the beginning of World War II, with some success.

Art historians smile knowingly at that idea, pointing out that Turner is a man of the Romantic age whose art is dense with historical and mythological information, making it anachronistic to think he ever paints for painting's sake.

Suffering a loss of deposits to banks outside of New York and other centers of finance, the Fed was created so that traditional banks would be insulated from market forces that were making them anachronistic.

Does that make Tarzan less anachronistic?

He even polices his language to make sure no anachronistic terms or expressions have crept in.

No one will make a more anachronistic, stranger film than Les Parapluies de Cherbourg (The Umbrellas of Cherbourg).

Let's rebuild the anachronistic Belt Parkway, make it an expressway and get trucks off Caton Avenue, Linden Boulevard, Parkside Avenue and much of central Brooklyn.