Sentence examples for slightly old-fashioned from inspiring English sources

Mr. Handforth may be slightly old-fashioned: a sculptor's sculptor.

Panetta is a straight shooter, with a slightly old-fashioned sense of morality.

MIKE QUINN This appealing début addresses manly obsessions with a slightly old-fashioned Duchampian humor.

Enjoying the slightly old-fashioned feeling of a local neighbourhood caff.

It was dark blue with long sleeves, and it had a slightly old-fashioned rolled collar.

Anxious, worried, upset in a slightly old-fashioned way, and somehow ragged.

Also great F1 coverage over the weekend for BBCF1, Gary Anderson maybe slightly old fashioned but always provides great insight and generally spot on with his predictions.

Houghton concludes that the date 1850 is right for a dress already slightly old fashioned, but the occasion wrong.

Davey, who called it "meditative, slightly old fashioned" radio, said it chimed in with a resurgence in the appetite for long-form reading and believes the same can be said for classical music.

The statistical significance, Kendler says, is "modest," and appears to be derived from a slightly "old fashioned" method of analysis.

"I think I must be slightly old fashioned in that I do believe it's much better to have discussions like this mainly in private, and mainly keep them confidential," Ritchie told BBC Sport.