anachronism

But to some, the board was an anachronism in other ways.

The group, which has been around since 1974, is a bit of an anachronism.

The anachronism was just what the music needed to sound fresh.

They are an anachronism, part of a system that may never go away.

You look upon someone who cannot write as an anachronism.

It was not the first such anachronism that he had seen in.

We're a bit of an anachronism in this modern world.

"I simply state that it seems to be an anachronism."

But that is only one of the reasons they have become an anachronism.

I decided I'd be an anachronism and just wear my face.

I am an anachronism, a man two centuries out of his world.

An anachronism, someone not real but out of an old novel in an earlier age.

It's an anachronism more than a title at that point.

The first anachronism, the one that struck me while we were in court.

"For years I thought it was an anachronism," she said.

Despite all its anachronisms, he missed his life in the good old days of last year.

That's a complete anachronism, but everybody knows what it means.

This anachronism was not the only one I discovered in the letter.

This does not mean, however, that a tea house is an anachronism today.

The look of the play, which is set in 1964, has some glaring anachronisms.

Part of what charmed her about the art was its anachronism.

But his work seemed an anachronism to commentators on modern art.

Almost anywhere else, such a school would be an expensive anachronism.

Anachronisms are sometimes intentionally used in stories about the future.

It was an absurd anachronism, but that's the way people were.