Eksempler på quaint

• In the next scene we find this quaint and otherwise forgettable metaphor developed to grotesque effect.

• Never has a daintier, quainter, more plaintive little singer graced the boards of the lyric stage...

• Although shepherding now seems quaint, it was and remains an ideal sheep management system under a broad range of social, cultural and environmental conditions.

• The moral aspect of the authenticity of race and its relevance to oppression is quietistically diffused as being somehow quaint, part of a bygone age.

• A few errors and quaint historical interpretations can be found in the text but anyone coming fresh to this subject will find this book a valuable source of reference.

• Over the past several decades islanders have come into increasingly frequent contact with tourists and new residents, who often comment on the island's "quaint" relic dialect.

• In quaint academic circles, people are starting to look at how the system can be skewered.

• Then he adds the quaint observation that people have been misled into thinking that they are better off.

• We are finally starting to move away from the quaint and quirky stars and crowns that confuse many people, especially overseas visitors.

• If that is what they say, their views are as quaint as the views of those who believed that the earth was flat.

• There are many other equally satisfying forms of enjoyment and entertainment for children, besides performing animal acts, with their quaint and barbaric appearance.

• In this quaint arrangement how has he arrived at £5,000 as reasonable or unreasonable?

• In the first instance, the designation is quaint and obsolete, but that is not the main trouble.

• The websites are eccentric, quaint and charming but must be immensely misleading to foreigners, if they can find them.

• There are many things that could be characterised as quaint and irrelevant.