unfashionable的示例

• The status of arrangement today, however, is quite different; in new music, arrangement is mostly avoided and perceived as unfashionable.

• Although extremely unfashionable at the moment, group selection is an attractive theory when one is presented by data such as this book contains.

• Expenditure, perhaps, for what is unfashionable, loud and vulgar.

• This earnest student's question was therefore unfashionable in the 1980s.

• They also remind us that 'political theatre', however unfashionable the term might be, is not a spent force.

• Quantitative genetic technology has become unfashionable, for example, despite its obvious utility.

• Jenkins has struck a belated and unfashionable blow for commonsense - he deserves to be heard.

• To call attention to and give some value to the unchanging, immutable, inflexible, untreatable and incurable is to be deeply unfashionable, even sacrilegious.

• A few key assets have prevented military history from fading into the same type of obscurity as other unfashionable subjects.

• This is as different from my admittedly unfashionable falsificationist position as can be.

• It therefore seems timely that we revisit those largely rule-based systems that are currently unfashionable and see whether we can salvage anything from them.

• To consider plays as poems is today unfashionable, particularly in departments of drama wary of literariness.

• For all its unfashionable serialism, this account incorporates certain fundamental assumptions about syllabification which have been carried over more or less unchanged into more recent optimalist treatments of epenthesis.

• I was left wondering to what extent debate in this area (as in the recent case literature generally) might be improved if more consideration were given to hitherto unfashionable authors.

• As if aware of an unfashionable lack of intellectual toughness, the editor has overcompensated by throwing in a couple of heavy philosophical pieces at the end.