Sentence examples for the anachronistic from inspiring English sources
adjective
Erroneous in date; containing an anachronism; in a wrong time; not applicable to or not appropriate for the time.
- If you know where to look in the movie, you can spot an anachronistic wrist watch on one of the Roman soldiers.
Yet taxpayers are still required to perform the anachronistic chore of preparing a return from scratch.
For example, it would relax the anachronistic eligibility restrictions for subchapter S corporations.
The anachronistic charms of "Plain Jane" come at us from a whole new world.
Sadly, the anachronistic conventions of bookselling and copyright law lag the technology.
An arrow points to the anachronistic paint can on the stone ground.
In case you can't place it, the Killers' Tranquilize is the anachronistic soundtrack.
The design's Art Deco trim heightened the anachronistic Egyptian Revival effect.
This level of bombast, along with the anachronistic locutions, is not uncommon on YouTube.
The anachronistic quality in his drawing stems, too, from the objects he chooses.
Instead she gossips about clothes and men, and expresses the anachronistic need to have time to herself.
"Who in South Korea will be influenced by the anachronistic rhetoric of the United Progressive Party?" Mr. Kim said.
