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anachronous

Was the decision right for its time although anachronistic today?

Alone, each would have seemed anachronistic; together they've made something fresh.

To the new generation, his playing must have seemed anachronistic.

Some students said they had found the protesters from the 60's anachronistic.

Its old values - nation, family - often seem anachronistic.

However such sentiments are considered anachronistic for the 4th century.

But then he realized that too many elements would seem anachronistic.

Taking back any of that would be anachronistic in itself."

At times the relationship between servant and master seems a little anachronistic.

It's why the idea of countries is so anachronistic and simplistic.

When it comes to teenage boys bad language is never anachronistic.

His attempt to scrub it away could not be more anachronistic.

In addition, the behavior and language of the historical characters are anachronistic.

He and his soldiers would never drink beer from an anachronistic can.

"We could not go along with protecting the position of anachronistic privilege."

Again, the problem you have is the anachronistic shape for most of history."

There is no valid reason for our anachronistic policy toward Cuba.

Nothing in 2011 is more anachronistic than joining a convent.

His secret: by writing accurately and to the point of a particular time, nothing seems anachronistic.

But the story is brilliant, and with these singers Of course it's anachronistic.

My father had carried on a similarly anachronistic practice in Paris.

Vampire Weekend will score the film for full anachronistic effect.

An arrow points to the anachronistic paint can on the stone ground.

It is anachronistic to imagine that he received scientific training in the modern sense.

Not in an anachronistic and ridiculous way, but fighting nonetheless.