Sentence examples for too anachronistic from inspiring English sources

Which is why 2015's biggest hits don't feel too anachronistic.

"If something doesn't have patina and you're putting it into a place that has a lot of patina," she said, "it can look too anachronistic".

This can make it wonderfully exciting but the intimacy can grate; British readers may find it too breathless and occasionally too anachronistic.

Some people think it is too anachronistic for the modern day, but you can bet that Rafael Nadal is not one of them.

When I started the story, I was going to have Blondy talking about the quality of a movie about the Jamaican bobsled team, "Cool Runnings," but it ended up seeming too anachronistic.

I couldn't write music that was too anachronistic, or music that had nothing to do with myself as a composer, so the result was a compromise: the feel of 19th-century salon music with 20th-century minimalist techniques.

Father Queroz's time line is also anachronistic.

Dean's pacing, too, is anachronistic.

"Hearing Secret Harmonies," the final installment, seemed strangely contemporary, caught up in the social revolutions of the day, and yet anachronistic too, linked to a narrative that reached back to the early 1920's.

Their music was certainly considered too staid, conservative, anachronistic, and I suspect, beautiful, to be considered worthy of study.

It's too "Marxist" or anachronistic in an age of post-industrial flexible capitalism, when we've grown accustomed to the casualness and transience of work, or even anointed it as a form of "free agency".