“unfashionable”造句，怎麼用unfashionable造句

A non-conformist by upbringing, educated at an unfashionable school, with a modest degree from Cambridge.

At a Vanguard supermarket in an unfashionable part of Shenzhen, manager Hu Fan tries to satisfy traditional and modern tastes.

I wore a wool hat that concealed my hair and an unfashionable coat and glasses with sun shades that clipped on.

Compared to the three previous trains that had whisked me from Cardiff to Germany, the Russian train was a distant, aged and unfashionable relative.

But if you can just manage to tone down your egos, shape up your minds, and think unfashionable thoughts, you just might be able to do something worthy with your lives.

Stocking under knees are unfashionable this year.

It is typical of BarCap, he says, to try to be unfashionable.

That is because, although some easterners may be irritating, noisy and unfashionable, in modern Europe they are indispensable.

Though the haute couture stuff was mandatory for official court functions and amusements-Louis didn't like unfashionable people around him-the courtiers apparently got out of them as soon as they could.

The future of pharmaceutical research may be unfolding in an unfashionable neighbourhood in West London.

As an academic, it's my job to tell the truth, to explain the scientific evidence before us, irrespective of how unfashionable my conclusions are.

Yet the bank still has a role lending to unfashionable causes, or countries which donors neglect.

THESE days, physiognomy is an unfashionable science.