Sentence examples for old-fashioned materials from inspiring English sources

Also, old-fashioned materials like copper and stone take on a mottled depth as they age.

Mrs. Malick wanted a hard-working cook space made with old-fashioned materials.

Most of the works are made with old-fashioned materials and express basic sentiments.

(Random House, $19). In these 11 lucid urban stories, most of which are set in Paris or Montreal, Mrs. Gallant's wit and exactitude subvert her old-fashioned material.

Durable, familiar, unpretentious, "Dogmen" is a family adventure tale notable for its modest aims and the respect with which it treats its old-fashioned material.

And because program analysis tools work better with modern languages like C# and Java and less well with programs written in C, programmers should avoid starting new projects in C or C++ just as it is unwise to start construction projects using old-fashioned building materials and techniques.

Interestingly, because good old-fashioned analog materials are relatively easy to care for, proper environmental storage conditions, for the most part, get the job done.

We have lots of old-fashioned printed material and, of course, a zillion sources on the Internet — some more reliable than others, obviously.

But I'm struck, surveying my own favorites, by how many films relied on old-fashioned methods and materials: the grainy 16-millimeter of "Beasts of the Southern Wild"; the lustrous 65-millimeter of "The Master"; the burnished chiaroscuro of "Lincoln"; the meticulous framing and cutting of "Amour".

'I'm of the old-fashioned opinion that material rules,' is Bevan's theory of their success.

The company, which is full of experienced actors, just seems to be defeated by this old-fashioned brand of material.