Sentence examples for quaint debate from inspiring English sources
In another city, it might seem a quaint debate.
Steven Leitner, the longest-serving park trustee, said that as Manhattan real estate values have increased, most residents of the buildings on the park are not very interested in park governance and see the debate as quaint.
That debate now seems quaint.
The Porsche vs. Nissan 'super car debate' is a quaint anachronism and SO last century.
There was something quaint in its conclusion: "This whole debate over health-care reform is a good thing for the Obama Administration.
This often intemperate debate would be merely quaint to us now if it did not express deep-seated anxieties about the fate of the British countryside as enclosure and the industrial revolution raged throughout the land.
But it's mostly for adults – professionalised to the point where the old "bloggers vs journalists" debates now seem hopelessly quaint.
By now, though, the question "What is art?" seems quaint, a relic of the predemocratic past, when critical debate on such matters seemed important -- or at least entertaining.
The debates about Dawson's on-base percentage and Blyleven's shutouts will seem quaint, and we will yearn for such simplicity.
