Sentence examples for the antiquity from inspiring English sources
noun
Ancient times; former ages; times long since past.
- Cicero was an eloquent orator of antiquity.
To evaluate the antiquity of tungiasis in America, we assessed several kinds of early documentation, including written evidence and pre-Incan earthenware reproductions.
The antiquity stops there, though.
But now he feared that the antiquity would never arrive.
Such bunching reflects the antiquity of the course.
"Devices of Wonder" demonstrates the antiquity of today's mediated world.
He admired the antiquity of the books, the silence, the felt shoes.
"It has filled the antiquity shops, it has crowded the auction rooms, it is vogue".
"But we didn't really know the antiquity of that practice until now," Dr. Wilkins said.
Judah and Simeon are not mentioned (attesting to the antiquity of the poem).
But the antiquity of clicks, if they are indeed extremely ancient, raises a serious puzzle.
It's hard to visualize the antiquity in any plant, for that matter.
