Sentence examples similar to reasonably archaic from inspiring English sources

The E. C. Riley edition of Jarvis offers a charming, archaic English that is reasonably close linguistically, in that regard, to Cervantes's Spanish of the previous century.

Archaic: "The reasons are fourfold".

The reasoning is Latin (and now archaic).

A co-author, Joshua M. Akey of the University of Washington in Seattle, said he was "reasonably confident that what we are seeing in Africa does represent archaic introgression".

After decades of digging, paleoanthropologists looking for fossilized human bones have established a reasonably clear picture: Modern humans arose in Africa some 200,000 years ago and all archaic species of humans then disappeared, surviving only outside Africa, as did the Neanderthals in Europe.

Almost archaic.

Kind of archaic".

Alien, and archaic.

"ARCHAIC, incoherent, and discriminatory".

Anything else feels archaic".

"Hollywood is strangely archaic".