Sentence examples for Quite antiquated from inspiring English sources
I have no doubt that the things that we're designing today will seem quite antiquated in a couple of years.
The early part of his story evokes an era that feels quite antiquated, with post-war food rationing and squads of female stenographers diligently typing out letters that male estate agents had recorded on Dictaphones.
Given that restaurant websites are often quite antiquated (and many still have an annoying Flash intro), having the information you need right on the search results page is pretty cool (when it works).
That's the reason why "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn," which in many ways could feel quite antiquated, still sells every year, because Francie is somebody that readers feel as though they know, and so they revisit her over and over again.
We all knew it was going to happen, but Apple just launched its own, stunning, Maps product, with "Flyover" or Apple's incredible new 3D maps display which quite honestly makes Google Maps look antiquated.
"We went around the houses," Stewart said, "with quite a lot of punning on the word 'out', but the feedback was that it was a bit antiquated, a bit backward looking".
The ports are antiquated.
That seemed antiquated once.
The airport was tiny, antiquated.
