anachronistically

• “Ai Ling is a wonderful character - not anachronistically wonder-gal, but brave and determined, and her particular spiritual powers are a delight.”

  Silver Phoenix - Cindy Pon

• “Anderson Cooper is bland and anachronistically contemporary-sounding as the Voice of the Narrator.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Lovable, Huggable, And Unscrupulous Too

• “Ironically, Booton resolves his confusion, anachronistically nevertheless, in a prior post.”

  Outsourcing, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty

• “Here are some rapid fire observations from this portion: Pichon-Lalande has a higher proportion of merlot in the final blend; coincidentally, it slightly rounder than its cabernet dominant neighbor, which may be why some who use anachronistically ascribe gender to wine attributes consider it the more “feminine” of the duo.”

  A tale of two Pichons - peace in Pauillac | Dr Vino's wine blog

• “From the 1980s onwards, women get to do everything, and all those historical novels are determined to have their female heroines saving the world, it seems, however anachronistically, in order to redress the balance!”

  Neglected Classics and Unbound Women « Tales from the Reading Room

• “The screenwriters, Michele and Kieran Mulroney, have drawn on Conan Doyle's novel The Valley of Fear for Moriarty's character and background, and on the story "The Final Problem" for the film's climactic encounter between Moriarty and Holmes at an anachronistically named "summit conference" beside the Reichenbach Falls.”

  The Guardian: Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows – review

• “Unestablished intellectual ventures caught Mr. Dutton's eye because his criteria were almost anachronistically elemental: An article or review must be lucid, opinionated and conspicuous for the quality of its argument, the felicity of its prose and the individuality of its thought.”

  The Wall Street Journal: A Maecenas for the Internet Age

• “Mr. Cartwright takes a few satirical jabs at the more anachronistically baronial elements of the old bank, and Sir Harry's "Citizen Kane"-like ­infatuation with a young actress comes in for some ribbing.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Modern Money

• “The national media, which anachronistically still means East Coast-based, at least to the East Coast-based version of it -- and which fails to grasp that the Internet has created a post-geographic world even as the old national media retreats from international coverage and analysis -- had seemed to be holding on to higher volume and quality.”

  The Huffington Post: William Bradley: Harsh Realm: The Post-Press Era and Meg Whitman

• “Eakins himself propels a scull at midstream, while three figures dressed, anachronistically, as Quakers row a distant red boat.”

  The Wall Street Journal: He Painted the Body Athletic

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