Sentence examples for seem archaic from inspiring English sources

While unmistakably modern, Gaston Lachaise's bronzes seem archaic too.

This view might seem archaic — yet its lessons remain relevant.

In the digital age, this playful, delicate byway of the avant garde may seem archaic.

In the digital age, the matter of what stories are picked for front-page display in the print edition may seem archaic.

Current efforts to minimize the damage by "policing" the TV airwaves may be well intended, but also seem archaic and ineffective toward the end goal.

"Some of our rules might seem archaic, but we want discipline and something that makes our team a team," he said.

The formality seemed archaic, and that made it fun.

Even the action, when it happens, seems archaic, timeworn, stuck in a groove of tradition.

To many of our fellow-citizens, the idea of commuting by rail seems archaic, or even un-American.

For the politicians in Kampala, Nairobi or Addis, the lifestyle of these people seems archaic and outmoded.

Historically, this has often been called the "claret style" of zinfandel, though these days the term, derived from British usage, seems archaic.