Sentence examples similar to old fashioned spoken from inspiring English sources
If you want people to notice you are trying to be old fashioned, try speaking posh.
Don't speak British, instead speak a a bit old fashioned.
Her vocals, complete with old-fashioned spoken interlude, were vulnerable and seemed deeply felt.
But South Korean tourists said they had difficulty speaking with some North Koreans because they used "old fashioned words" and did not understand many of modern terms like instant noodles, compact disc and microwave oven.
None of the independent regulators' three areas, not speaking about audio-visual deltas, can succeed in their sort of old fashioned approach.
Today, if you were to speak of having good taste you would be laughed at, seen as old fashioned and out of touch, told to 'check your privilege'.
Radio is both a deeply old fashioned and strangely modern medium, something that many Bowie fans grew up with, but something that still speaks to them, intimately, in a world full of noise.
Call me old fashioned -- and I am -- call me old fashioned, but I believe when an election is over the people have spoken and it's time to get to work and do the public's business.
