| 1. | But his work seemed an anachronism to commentators on modern art.
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| 2. | In many households, the family meal has become an anachronism.
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| 3. | But the entire thing is based on the Cure as anachronism.
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| 4. | They'll say you're an anachronism ."
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| 5. | The embargo of Cuba is an anachronism of the Cold War.
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| 6. | Carrot cake seems like an anachronism best left in the past.
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| 7. | They were considered way too soft and saccharine _ an anachronism.
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| 8. | Blame the Society for Creative Anachronisms, which sponsors the event.
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| 9. | But the truth is that such thinking is a dangerous anachronism.
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| 10. | Such an absolutist version of sovereignty is rapidly becoming an anachronism.
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