“I'm fogy and they want a hustler to represent 'em for a change.”

“No philosopher would jettison Plato just because it's old fashioned, nor would anyone mock the old fogy Whitman.”

“Yeah, but neither of us is old enough really to be a fogy about this.”

“This Charles question is not really about him being a fogey with hopelessly reactionary ideas.”

“I'm such an old fogey that I can't remember ever having to crack out the crayons, Play Doh, and paints for my homework in high school.”

“As a student he was something of a young fogey, snobbish, solitary and obsessed with cleanliness.”

“In thought it is a piece of dyed-in-the-wool old fogyism, but in form and literary style it is vigorous, jaunty, and amusing.”

“By the time it became popular, I was already snugly settled into old fogyism.”

“It's not a perception he wants to encourage at the age of 38, which is verging on old fogeydom in the rarefied world of cutting-edge math.”

“Oh, well, I watch Teletubbies to relax, so no fogeydom in my future.”

“We spend our days in a teeny tiny office, typing in medical details for old fogies and climbing over staff to reach the shelves to file things.”

“Amongst the old fogies and blue rinses are a couple of well fit posh totties.”

“And I ended, as old fogies are entitled to do by slagging off today's so-called operating systems, describing them as crude and inelegant.”