Sentence examples for most archaic definitions from inspiring English sources

It reduces the man and woman to the most archaic definitions.

The agricultural industry is Japan at its most archaic.

Some people who are locked into archaic definitions and immovable standards may insist that "Lackawanna Blues" is not a play.

The most archaic form of the Earth Mother transcends all specificity and sexuality.

The most archaic stage of Old Indo-Aryan is represented by the Sanskrit of the Vedas.

Even in the most archaic cultures the singer had a special, defined position.

Musical bow, stringed musical instrument found in most archaic cultures as well as in many in the present day.

Further, a single region or continent may be the dwelling place of many different religious communities and viewpoints that range from the most archaic to the most sophisticated.

Using 1938 construction costs and 1964 land values, Nassau has the nation's oddest, most archaic assessment system.

The Revolutionary legacy for Napoleon consisted above all in the abolition of the ancien régime's most archaic features—"feudalism," seigneurialism, legal privileges, and provincial liberties.

The most archaic Old Indo-Aryan is found in Hindu sacred texts called the Vedas, which date to approximately 1500 bce.