Sentence examples for quaint one from inspiring English sources

Arguably, the idea of owned collections of media is an increasingly quaint one thanks to the rise of Netflix and other on-demand services, even with regards to digital libraries.

The idea, a quaint one now, was that the family watched television together in the living room, and everyone could identify with at least one character.

Then you spend a bad night in a "quaint" "one of a kind" bed-and-breakfast that turns out to have a manic, halitoxic innkeeper who can't keep the hot water running, and it's right back to the Hyatt.

A quaint one, to be sure, but some found substance in this work when the Glimmerglass Opera presented it last year in the same Christopher Alden production seen here at the New York City Opera.

"Isn't it quaint?" one of them says.

Regardless of the actual scope of the government's snooping programs, the notion of digital privacy must now, finally and forever, seem a mostly quaint one.

They decided to take the first nice place she saw: a quaint one-bedroom, renting for $2,700 in a co-op building on a tree-lined West Village street.

Hoboken has gentrified, with luxury condos replacing some of its industrial buildings, as well as some of its quaint ones.

A cottage town was what Olya called it now, though the "cottages" had nothing in common with the cozy, quaint ones of Westchester.

This quaint, one-square-mile town packs it all in: beaches, boardwalk, tax-free shopping and a surprisingly active nightlife, which specializes in open house parties.

Gaddafi, who disappeared weeks ago, apparently found shelter in a quaint one-bedroom walk-up in the friendly, predominantly Dominican neighborhood.