Sentence examples for quaint image from inspiring English sources

Mothers did not give their daughters instruction in laborious stitching techniques by the glows of fireplaces and candelabra, despite the standard quaint image of womenfolk at the hearth.

But while some people may have such a quaint image of scouts, membership remains strong with 33,000 youngsters on waiting lists to join.

It is the cornerstone of a biomedical research complex designed to transform the province's quaint image, said Andalusia's health director, Francisco Vallejo.

"The word 'village' has a quaint image that belies the huge dollar cost of these small cities we have built here.

The quaint image of a researcher with a pith helmet and microscope working in a jungle is an illusion; the tough questions of basic science require sophisticated institutions and expensive tools of molecular biology -- and money.

Struggling to maintain its relevance after years of declining membership, the organization is rolling out a rebranding campaign — for the first time in 30 years — throughout the country this month, trying to shed the quaint image of crafts and campfire songs and reposition itself as an agent of change for girls.

Rothaus has managed to thrive on little more than crisp beer and its quaint, old-fashioned image.

Rothaus has managed to thrive in an era dominated by multinational beverage concerns, on little more than crisp beer and its quaint, old-fashioned image.

Silicon Prairie, it's a beautiful image, very quaint and very bullshit.

These images look quaint, even the ones from the 1950s and 1960s.

One could buy a cotton sundress cut from fabric printed with crayon-bright images of quaint, clustered buildings against blue skies for seventeen hundred dollars — half the price of the painting hanging above it.