Sentence examples for really archaic from inspiring English sources

"It's a really archaic way of looking at a collective resource.

"Holding up a phone as you wander around a city is going to look really archaic very soon".

"It's a really archaic tax law that various governments have said they will repeal," said Richard Brooks, a former UK tax inspector.

Before producing in Italy, we used to make stuff in New York, where manufacturing is still really archaic.

Use really archaic or popular words.

Beware of old BBC recordings - they're the way to learn a really archaic pronunciation.

The Wii Balance Board, while interesting in some ways, really seems archaic next to this thing.

"This bill really adopts an archaic and bankrupt 'notice and consent' regime that we all know doesn't' work," says John Simpson, head of the Google Privacy and Accountability project at Consumer Watchdog.

While ostensibly the blame is being placed on the prosecution for compiling a weak case against the defendants, what the Mubarak trial really highlights is the archaic and mangled workings of the Egyptian judiciary, and the failure of the law to include provisions that could bring to account police officers who opened fire with wanton abandon on citizens of the state.

"My father was a creature of the archaic world, really.

Robinson describes herself as a liberal Protestant believer and churchgoer, but her religious sensibility is really far more uncompromising and archaic than this allows.