Sentence examples for were old-fashioned from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of a thing, outdated or no longer in vogue.
- My bike is old-fashioned but it gets me around.
"They were old-fashioned.
"We were old-fashioned," she said.
Even his clothes were old-fashioned and dandyish.
His methods were old-fashioned but his appearance itself therapeutic.
Its pages were old-fashioned, its news writing still ponderous.
They were old-fashioned; they were the past.
They were old fashioned from the word go.
And various people had said 'Oh they're old fashioned', and they always were old fashioned actually.
He said the requirements that people had to take out annuities were old fashioned and put in place many decades ago.
She argues that the attacks did not reflect new forms of evil; in fact they were "old fashioned" in their elemental power.
"Hayami's main expertise was in international finance, and his theories were old fashioned," said one former member of the central bank's policy board.
