Sentence examples for so anachronistic from inspiring English sources

It all seems so anachronistic now.

Pissing feels so anachronistic, doesn't it?

It was all so anachronistic that it needed a rethink.

But then grafting one era's party music on to another's probably isn't so anachronistic nowadays.

("I think that's just so anachronistic," she remarked when I noted the absence of liberal rhetoric in her pronouncements).

But he conceded that the "assessment situation in Nassau County is so anachronistic that it makes Nassau vulnerable to these suits.

I'd say, if it weren't so catastrophically anachronistic, that Howells's Lincoln is Atticus Finch.

Lots of men contacted me to say they don't recognise themselves in these French male politicians and were appalled that French men in elected office could be so utterly anachronistic".

It is lunatic and anachronistic, so even though it takes place in the Orient, the characters drink green chartreuse and there are people running a department store.

So, being the anachronistic curmudgeon I am, I started imagining an alternative to the iWatch and its ilk – a different mechanical watch for each and every one of the tech-obsessed smart-watch lovers I know.

Painting Lex Luthor as a suited business magnate staring down at the tiny humans on the street below, as the original Superman films and TV series did, would have been anachronistic, so Zack Snyder's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is going for something a little different.