Sentence examples for old-fashioned constituency from inspiring English sources

That suggests old-fashioned constituency spadework matters, which has implications both for electoral reform (does Labour really want any form of PR that scraps the constituency link?) and for the balance whips strike between parliamentary and constituency work.

There is a constituency for the old-fashioned  left in the country at large, a constituency that has been disguised by the traditional broadness of Labour's electoral church, by the first-past-the-post electoral system, and additionally now by the Blairites' loud noises about electability.

Studios make a simple calculation: An old-fashioned PG movie isn't going to bring in older teenagers, a key constituency in today's moviegoing climate.

"Old-fashioned," she says.

Old-fashioned, indeed.

I'm old-fashioned.

An old-fashioned exhibition!

The old-fashioned way.

Old-fashioned connoisseurship?

The old-fashioned kind.

"An old-fashioned wit.