Sentence examples similar to old fashioned terms from inspiring English sources
Although most white people are aware of what Batts terms "old fashioned racism" (taking such forms as enslavement, lynchings, cross burnings, definition of people of color as inferior to whites, legal segregation between the "races," and others), many white people, asserts Batts, are either unaware of or unwilling to acknowledge the many manifestations of "modern forms of racism" by whites.
Thinking of life in such terms may be old fashioned these days, and Mauriac may therefore put Off some readers.
It clashed with the Super League Grand Final, which – call me old fashioned – I felt might offer more in terms of passion and intensity.
And that term might seem a little old fashioned, but not in Otago.
In the UK the term is, at best, seen as old fashioned and "something your gran might say".
This is quite old fashioned as a method, as it is where the term "beef tea" comes from.
Good old fashioned email!
