“archaic”造句，怎麼用archaic造句

Year after year, Americans are burdened by an archaic, incoherent federal tax code.

Later the same month Gingerich came across some archaic whale specimens in museums in Lucknow and Kolkata (Calcutta), India.

The more archaic language was omitted and a more conservative approach was taken toward some of the difficult passages.

Now, local students are demanding to know why they should be subject to these archaic rules when the new students are not.

This student sleeps with everyone in her dorm; Adam knew Eve (know is archaic); Were you ever intimate with this man?

They also appreciate seals, lacquerware, antique rhinoceros horn, archaic bronzes, carved wooden furniture and jade, especially the white sort from Khotan.

I'm not advocating that you adopt such an archaic system.

Vietnam's university system is "archaic", says Hoang Tuy, another mathematician.

The real problem is that globalisation has rendered the current system of taxing multinationals archaic.

The most radical say, as the Palestinians do, that the idea of an ethnically based state is racist and archaic.

Whereas monarchists condemn such ignorance, republicans believe it is a natural consequence of keeping what they see as an archaic and increasingly meaningless link to Canada's colonial past.

The recitation is an old, archaic, New England term.

If we want to measure our body fat, the scale is an archaic vestige of the 20 century.

And I feel like it's archaic in a way that it's a long list of stuff sorted by date and time or sender, and we waste so much time sorting.

LinearB dates from around 1450 BC. It is an archaic form of written Greekused by Greek-speakers who conquered parts of Crete around that time.

That would be enough to produce this 5% of those archaic genes being transferred, " he said.