Sentence examples for sort of relic from inspiring English sources

But atop the foundation of the iPhone X, the handset manages to be relatively reasonably priced without being the sort of relic the iPhone 8 felt like it was announced alongside the X.

Antiquarians such as Petrarch were interested in all sorts of relics of the past, material objects as well as texts an interest that eventually led to social and economic history and even to "everyday history" and "history from below".

Until now, she explained, many Americans from the Lower 48 treated Alaskans sort of as relics from a Living History exhibit, and usually asked whether they lived in igloos and had their own dog-sled team.

It looks sort of like an Indiana Jones relic (note: I've never seen an Indiana Jones movie), and is part of Mobiado's Grand Line.

It feels like this sort of experience should be a relic of the past.

The gamma rays mean that stuff that gets too close to the electromagnet must remain in Room 128, and over the years the place had become a sort of burial ground for physics relics.

In this MP's view, the pledge to oppose higher fees was a last relic of the sort of populism that used to infest Lib Dem manifestos back when the party ran no risk of tasting power.

He helped to transform the museum from a colonial relic into a sort of enlightened arm of the Foreign Office, keeping channels open with Iran, for example, and extending partnerships for cultural exchange across the world.

So old Clipper Juan here is probably a bit of an important historical relic to the sort of people that care about airplanes (like Richard Branson? Surely he'd be big into this? Someone get Richard Branson on the phone, for fuck's sake…) as it's the earliest surviving Boeing 747 anywhere in the world.

It's lacking any sort of modernity and is littered with relics of the past.

After the Buddha's death the first foci for this sort of veneration seem to have been his relics and the stupas that held them.