anachronistically

And yet we still, anachronistically, expect humans to be running our phone system.

The word has been used anachronistically in fiction set before the invention of the term.

On the other hand, an opening aerial view of the real Boston is anachronistically modern.

He also (perhaps anachronistically) speaks with a modern American accent.

The following message, dated August 1776, has somewhat anachronistically been released to the world media.

The author connects spiritual, cultural, religious and sociological events, often anachronistically.

But there's something refreshing about the way she embraces the anachronistically uncool.

The book itself is anachronistically written to make the stories and their transition feel like a labyrinth of these women's struggles.

Anachronistically, the building can be referred to as the first nunciature.

Touchstone is often anachronistically thought to be a witty or clever fool.

You have to find the middle of the road between being anachronistically historical and being sensitive."

We might argue, albeit anachronistically, that best commercial practice could also have been adopted in accounting for the bridge.

The men here are not brutish or anachronistically sexist.

A postscript is from the point of view of the same narrator, anachronistically writing in 1947.

Numerous other philosophers are referenced throughout the book, often anachronistically, including Wittgenstein.

This view could be ascribed to Victorian morality applied anachronistically to ancient times.

Another tradition makes him, anachronistically, the disciple of Saint Peter.

The book is often cited anachronistically today as a vehicle for the criticism of the Modern Movement.

The term "warrior" is still sometimes used, anachronistically, to refer to professional soldiers or mercenaries.

You could think of it as a new-age diner, given the high-quality food that is anachronistically inexpensive.

It is more likely that he was thinking anachronistically of a Protestant metrical psalm tune.

Characters are used anachronistically, and the descendants of the past events are portrayed by the same actors.

Two Neanderthals who negotiate their way anachronistically through modern social difficulties such as job interviews and baby naming.

Mr. Sutherland's music for traditional numbers was anachronistically amplified.

Some of those lines sound anachronistically self-conscious.