| When new sets of people arrive, they have many things on their minds, and no interest in the squabbles and timeworn resentments of others. |
| It is, in many ways, a timeworn, if not fossilised system that we must leave behind. |
| Women have also decoded the timeworn cultural assumptions behind the GOP's obsession with our ladyparts. |
| These are not the timeworn echoes of a disillusioned Elie Wiesel or the corroding bitterness of an afflicted Wdowinski. |
| The contradictions between an ascendant democratic movement and a timeworn media oligarchy are extreme. |
| Film stars and directors, business magnates and corporate houses are now keen to acquire timeworn artifacts. |
