Sentence examples for old fashioned feel from inspiring English sources

The hustings in Colchester has a comfortably old fashioned feel to it.

Rutabaga Sweets will hold true to its vision of being a new concept with an old fashioned feel in order to become a favorite spot for DC natives.

It's stale, almost old fashioned, look and feel was beginning to take its toll.

It clashed with the Super League Grand Final, which – call me old fashioned – I felt might offer more in terms of passion and intensity.

"You go to calls to deal with people and they don't really want to talk to you or they're kind of old fashioned and they feel like women don't really have a place in law enforcement".

I feel old fashioned that I had to be told that.

I suppose that some of my views could be considered old fashioned, like how I feel about marriage for example.

It's even harder still, to describe the old fashioned painterly joy I feel when I spend time in the gallery looking at Cary's loose brushwork, offhand compositions and moody atmospheric washes.

Richard Armstrong's Sea Change, 1948, a bustling sea faring adventure aimed squarely at boy readers, now feels old fashioned in both content and style while The Exeter Blitz by David Rees, 1978, a gently exciting story about the bombing of Exeter in the second world war, just seems rather too tame for today's readers.

The same dynamic characterizes the relationship between the Taylors and their 16-year-old daughter on "Friday Night Lights," currently it its second season, but it is unusual enough now to feel oddly old fashioned.

The Coventry plant that makes black cabs feels almost old fashioned.