Sentence examples for quaint stuff from inspiring English sources

Quaint stuff.

His oddballs are not the quaint stuff of travelogues.

But in the quaint-stuff tug-of-war, Lambertville's aces.

"It's not just some quaint heritage stuff," said Steven Hooper, director of the Sainsbury Research Unit for the Arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas at the University of East Anglia in Britain.

Both were scorned for decades, ridiculed and passed off as just some more of that quaint Southern "redneck" stuff, and didn't make it out of the boonies until large segments of the nation's population slowly realized that, hey, this stuff is real.

"Now, some of that stuff looks almost quaint," Mr. Tomb said.

Contemporary artists and designers sometimes think this material is merely quaint, or else they turn up their noses altogether at this decorative stuff, but a simple scan of Jury's reproductions shows that the men (and the few women) who worked in this field knew exactly what they were doing.

It excludes what usually attracts people to this place, so the quaint, the nostalgic, the wild mountain holidays—I didn't do any of that stuff.

Many biologists of my generation (I will be 47 this month) were inspired to careers in science by the now quaint Time-Life series of illustrated books on animals or by the television program "Wild Kingdom," rugged on-screen stuff for its time ("Now my assistant Jim will attempt to sedate the cheetah").

Quaint, quaint,.

Cute quaint.