Meanings of deeply unfashionable in English

This is a deeply unfashionable stance, but he likes it that way.

It is deeply unfashionable to admit any affection for old-fashioned liberalism.

Now, to many, it seems deeply unfashionable, or a piece of cute religious hokum.

It foreshadows the baggage of deeply unfashionable Catholic Tiger Ireland: insularity, intolerance, industrial schools and all the rest.

Enoch Powell was for many years a deeply unfashionable figure, but he has already been reborn in the obituaries.

His bio on the Labour Party website also notes that he 'likes to listen to deeply unfashionable 70s rock'.

But Brady persisted with his campaign even when it was deeply unfashionable and there is a kind of nobility in that.

So war was put on hold, and because of that perhaps it became deeply unfashionable to write about it for young people.

Diets are deeply unfashionable at the moment so, not for the first time, I find myself on the wrong side of a trend.

Quite a lot of what is on my e-reader is out of print and deeply unfashionable; obscure 18th-century autobiographies and extended pieces of Victorian journalism.

It might be deeply unfashionable to champion the growth of the civic bourgeoisie, but the expansion of the middle class is a profoundly positive accolade.