Sentence examples for sort of a throwback from inspiring English sources

"It's sort of a throwback".

His view, which is sort of a throwback to last decade, is that condoms are the only form of protection out there, for performers and others.

"I feel like Kyle as Coach Taylor is sort of a throwback to a Gary Cooper, or a Henry Fonda, or a Jimmy Stewart: this profoundly decent bedrock of a great father and a great coach," director James Ponsoldt told Vulture after "The Spectacular Now" debuted at the Sundance Film Festival in January.

"The event had sort of a throwback-to-Woodstock vibe," he said.

First Opinion seems sort of like a throwback ChaCha meets WebMD in this way.

Kel O'Neill has a certain charm as Clark in both a hip and a nerdy sort of a way, a throwback cross between the Fonz and Gilligan.

ALEX KOPPELMAN: This is sort of a 90's throwback look for her, no? COMMENT FROM LISA H: Hillary with those headbands…I just can't.

Palin, like other rising conservatives who haven't been born and raised in the beltway-obsessed establishment movement, is a sort of throwback progressive — a Christian against gay marriage who was also the first Alaska governor to extend benefits to same-sex couples.

Baptist argues that our narrative of slavery generally goes something like this: it was a terrible thing, but it was an anomaly, a sort of feudal throwback within capitalism whose demise would inevitably come with the rise of wage labor.

When it was first announced, though, it was hard not to think that the London Eye was going to be some sort of Victorian throwback, an enormous music hall-era fun-fair ride among London's new wave of challenging millennium monuments– Tate Modern, the Millennium Bridge and the Millennium Dome itself.

Over recent weeks there has been a constant background noise suggesting that Islamic State (Isis) and its ideology are some sort of throwback to a distant past.