Sentence examples for more quaint from inspiring English sources

"It was a little more quaint then.

And every year this exercise seems a bit more quaint.

"It's a bit more hippie, and more quaint".

Today Demuth's industrial romance seems more quaint than inspirational.

The atmosphere here today is more quaint than communal.

Today his Oedipal struggle with the ideals of his forebears seems more quaint than shocking.

These are more than quaint period pieces.

Far more than quaint folklore, gestures have a rich history.

No more the quaint summer idyll of lake and volleyball and s'mores.

Thirty-three yeafterfter its premiere, "The Great White Hope" is more than quaint; it's a theatrical monument, really, a historical marker in more ways than one.

It is falling victim to a transfigured world, in which the power of digital retail has made places like used bookshops, record stores and sheet-music dealers little more than quaint relics.