Sentence examples for seemingly old from inspiring English sources

The film is grainy, dusty and seemingly old itself, so it looks like an archaeological documentary made early in the last century.

They are people like Rob and Sally, who, though in their 40s and seemingly old enough to know better, married impetuously only five weeks after they met.

The script finds plenty of fresh humor in the seemingly old story of a teenager left home alone for the weekend, and the three unknown actors at the center of things (especially Oliver Cooper as the party mastermind) deliver the goods with likable verve.

What's it doing back on the shelf, a seemingly old product with a new, younger label?

It's a fact of twentieth-century history that many seemingly old buildings in Germany have been either substantially renovated or completely rebuilt.

The 36-year-old informed the public that the seemingly old, gangster movie "Angels With Filthy Souls," which Kevin McCallister (Macaulay Culkin) watched with glee while his parents were away, isn't real.

At a time when Abstract Expressionism ruled, he took up a seemingly old-fashioned, academic sort of figure painting.

"I find it very difficult to tell a story from the beginning to the end, in a seemingly old-fashioned way," he says.

Another used a seemingly old-fashioned solution, lining the suit with wool, which is actually a bit high-tech: the merino blend uses recycled polyester to maximize wicking.

Today's performers are clearly younger, the intellectual riffs on seemingly old-fashioned acts are green-apple fresh and, in some instances, shows are longer, deeper and more thoughtful.

Overall, Gears of War 4 may adhere to a seemingly old-fashioned template but, in practice, it feels anything but archaic.