Sentence examples for very archaic from inspiring English sources

The way the law is now, it's very archaic".

"The model we use in medical education is very archaic.

Theatre is a very archaic and simple form.

'When he sings, you hear something very archaic - like the roots of the blues.

"The present authorities have gone back to a discourse on culture that is very archaic, and they do not consider new wave cinema as being 'representative' of Romania".

"It's a very, very archaic model," said Sean Fader, 34, an artist in New York who is single and asked to be identified as queer.

"Holding up a phone as you wander around a city is going to look really archaic very soon".

Use really archaic or popular words.

"We wanted a pavilion that was architecture in a very pure archaic way, that would be a paradox, but as pure and objective as possible," he says.

The belief that a saving grace may come from indigenous non-Western people untouched by modernity's sins is part of a very popular "archaic revival".

When I first began to sing Dancing Queen Abba (1976) I went to an archaic, very strict boarding school called Horace Hill, near Newbury, where classical music was played through loudspeakers every night.