At the town meeting, the self-appointed expert came across as a fogey when he dismissed every new idea as reckless.

Some of the neighborhood's fogeys complain every time the council proposes a new bike lane.

Although everyone else embraced the new software, my manager remained an old fogey and insisted on printing every document.

Despite their youth, the young fogeys insisted on wearing tweed jackets and drinking sherry at the club.

At twenty-five he had become a young fogey, preferring tweed jackets and classical music to the latest trends.

He chose a fogeyish tweed jacket and a tie with tiny boats, which made him look out of touch at the startup party.

His insistence on wearing a tweed jacket and refusing to learn new technology were signs of his gradual fogeydom.

My grandfather's fogeyisms about speaking politely and dressing formally made him both endearing and frustrating to my friends.

His refusal to try any modern music was dismissed as nothing more than fogeyism.

Despite his friends' teasing, he embraced his fogeyhood and refused to follow every new trend.