fogeyish

I'm sure these are fogeyish and undiscriminating sentiments.

Glancing left, I saw an open-plan sitting room, furnished in a rather fogeyish cyberpunk style.

Here's hoping Jeremy Deller will temper some of your fogeyish tendencies!

This, too, suggests that, as with his cars, something steelier lurks beneath Gauntlett's fogeyish mien.

Betjeman's poems are often humorous and in broadcasting he exploited his bumbling and fogeyish image.

Yours, Chris P.S. I don't think your sentiments are fogeyish or undiscriminating.

Hazel Blears followed suit, describing Boris Johnson as a "fogeyish, bigoted and upper-class twit".

Howse, an elegant if fastidious writer, displays a fogeyish dislike throughout of discos, McDonald's and motor cars (trains are preferable).

ONE could never accuse Jacob Rees-Mogg, 22, fogeyish son of Lord Rees-Mogg, of being a road hog.

Reading it, I was put in mind of a phrase from Larkin's "Church Going," which envisages a certain kind of latter-day, fogeyish church visitor-"some ruin-bibber, randy for antique."