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Plutarch said that Cato, an influential Roman senator and Stoic, would wear clothes that were unfashionable in order to, quote, accustom himself to be ashamed only of what deserves shame and to despise all other sorts of disgrace. If you can learn to live without the approval of others, especially in minor things such as fashion, you will be better prepared to do it when it becomes a necessity, such as when you need to speak an unfashionable truth to power.
Doing or saying unfashionable things, especially if they resonate with you, and being okay with being laughed at helps train you to be okay with standing out and expressing your individuality.
Just because you find something unfashionable at the moment, doesn't mean you should eradicate it.
It's these hard sinews that kind of make this cut a little bit unfashionable.
The unfashionable side. I thought there was something.
and Math, have just become unfashionable. Ben Jealous: We are not training and we
Tragically unfashionable undead criminal guess they're letting anyone into bed high these days
Tragically unfashionable and a criminal.
Instead, it's symbolic of an unfashionable new trend.
KIND OF THE POINT IS TO BE UNFASHIONABLE
Kind of the point is to be unfashionable.
So you're wearing what your unfashionable
His loud and unfashionable obsession with the good old days of empire made him into an object of mockery and his name was given to a ridiculous character in a popular play of 1831.