Sentence examples for not so ancient from inspiring English sources

Homeopathy is not so ancient.

The majority of people have great respect for the ancient and not so ancient sites.

But he still chuckled as he gave his guests small spoons that earned them entry into the Not So Ancient Order of the Not So Silver Spoon.

Many ancient (and not so ancient) peoples had spiritual explanations for solar and lunar eclipses to help them make sense of these seemingly inexplicable and random phenomena.

The not so ancient back-catalogue of the Bush, the Court, Paines Plough, Hampstead are all ripe for plundering and I can't wait to see the results.

Those involved in the channel's regular programming -- covering ancient and not so ancient cultures, wars, migrations, monuments and kitsch -- have been affected, perhaps more subtly than directly.

Follow-up questions suggested that perhaps this piece of history wasn't so ancient after all, certainly not for those who raised their hands.

Or in some not-so-ancient era when housekeeping seemed a major wifely duty?

I was delighted to read your article about the not-so-ancient art and craft of book making.

Kate Manning ("Leeches, Lye and Spanish Fly," Op-Ed, Jan . 22 chronicles ancient and not-so-ancient methods of inducing abortion.

All of which invites the question: are we the heirs of ancient Rome, of the Mediterranean world, or of not-so-ancient Frisia and the North Sea?