Sentence examples for seem antique from inspiring English sources

Any usage manual is bound to seem antique after seventy-five years.

The older man had the virility, but, in a way, that will seem antique to many.

It doesn't seem antique or especially delicate, yet the chair plays an essential role in Mr. Akhtar's writing process.

The thoughts in Mr. Hay's manifesto, which he revised and which later became known as "The Call," seem antique now.

Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, on which the movie is based, came out in 2003 and was a reimagining of the whole franchise, which in the age of Halo and Grand Theft Auto had come to seem antique.

Cusack's wholehearted dedication to a single company might seem antique, even foolhardy, in today's protean world.

They have seemed antique to us only because modern art developed in contrary ways.

In light of our new hell, the violence that "Assassins" addresses seems antique, quaint, almost sweet: Terrorism Lite.

At the time, there was a lot of talk about what to do with the anticipated bounty, a discussion that now seems antique.

This was not even 30 years ago, but the very idea of a final reckoning now seems antique; these days we put such information online, where it can be endlessly corrected and improved.

Our Mars rovers are impressive and our billionaires keep pouring money into private spaceflight, but neither project captures the public's imagination, and the very term "Space Age" seems antique.