unfashionable in a sentence

• This allows us to have impact even from an unfashionable location.
• "That's a very unfashionable thing to say.
• The British have a great word for anything unfashionable : naff.
• In many circles, it is unfashionable to be compassionate.
• In the new South Africa it is unfashionable to talk like that.
• In the 1971 book " The Unfashionable Human Body,"
• Once the war was won, narrow nationalism became unfashionable.
• So what if I'm the unfashionable, unsociable office nerd?
• As unfashionable as it may be, they prefer value to vogue.
• Later, the region became " unfashionable,"
• It's difficult to see unfashionable in a sentence .
• Because I have never been fashionable, I can never be unfashionable,
• There are many ways a songwriter today can be unfashionable.
• It's not that electronic commerce has become unfashionable.
• Of course, these unfashionable details hardly account for Stallings'obscurity.
• His books were lost first, as their antiquarian subjects became unfashionable.
• Spectacle became unfashionable in Western theatre throughout the twentieth century.
• The miniskirt in particular was denounced as unfashionable as well as immodest.
• Partly the specific themes he discusses are unfashionable and " foreign ".
• By 1925 The Grand Opera House had become rather unfashionable.
• And to the young, it seems downright unfashionable.