Murphy's views seem old-fashioned now.
Set high above the city on a hillside with breathtaking views, this old-fashioned amusement park is utterly charming.
Listed on the National Historic Site Register, the island is only two square miles, and a bike ride past some of the old buildings, including the Island Hotel & Restaurant, offers scenic views of old-fashioned Florida.
"That kind of comity is sometimes viewed as old-fashioned around here, but that's never been true," Mr. McConnell said.
In an era that invented nonfunctional craft as its avant-garde, domestic purpose was viewed as old-fashioned: an aesthetic impurity.
Some French fans of horse meat are hoping that the fuss could add a frisson of excitement to eating horses and help lift the stigma from a fare that, even in France and Belgium, is generally viewed as old-fashioned and uncool.
Paula Modersohn-Becker's "Half-Length Portrait of a Peasant Woman" (about 1899) is the earliest work on view, and old-fashioned enough to not quite fit in with the others.
Watching the best after viewing an old-fashioned DVD is like coming home with a new eyeglass prescription.
Despite its multi-functional role, the Mother Hubbard was viewed as old-fashioned in the early 20th century (Austin 1906; Maternity frocks 1915).
In this context, biostatistical courses, often in standard fourteen week formats, are a separate entity, focused on M.S. and Ph.D. level training, often viewed as old-fashioned given the need to teach higher level mathematics at a pace which allows students to grasp, digest and apply theoretical concepts.
