Sentence examples similar to old fashioned notions from inspiring English sources

Tina might be right, "Love is nothing but a silly, old fashioned notion," but it's also the closest thing we have to magic.

The traditional family crumbled, along with old-fashioned notions of deference.

These restaurants can deviate from old-fashioned notions of hospitality in other ways.

Something not far from speaking in tongues or old-fashioned notions of prophecy?

That might alarm people who cling to old-fashioned notions of privacy.

With nowhere to hide, you might as well perform, dispensing with old-fashioned notions of discretion and personal dignity.

I suggest to Jennifer Walshe that the traditional composerly role is rooted in old-fashioned notions of masculinity.

Translation: there is only one meaningful relationship in football and it has nothing to with old-fashioned notions like the repaying of debts and the reward of trust.

In many places where old-fashioned notions want to keep teenage girls off the same mats as boys, the idea of a young Adeline Gray is outrageous.

Netflix, for example, recently launched a campaign called Rules for the Modern Woman, which mocks old-fashioned notions of how women should behave.

The Motorola name has survived more than 80 years because three generations of Galvins and their successors dreamed big while remaining rooted to old-fashioned notions of profit and loss.