Sentence examples for Quite obsolete from inspiring English sources
Husbands may no longer be necessary for financial support, but they're not quite obsolete.
"It's a market that's quite obsolete.
Conversely, the Mobility in City Database is much richer in term of data and is able to characterize completely a urban scenario on transportation; but nevertheless its data are quite obsolete (reference year is 2001).
bThe valid NHG standard for hypnotics dated from 1992 and was quite obsolete.
Jerry Capeci, whose latest book, "The Complete Idiot's Guide to the Mafia," was published last year and who writes a column about organized crime for his Web site, ganglandnews.com, and The New York Sun, weighs in on fellas good, bad and not-quite-obsolete.
"It is quite an obsolete portfolio.
And if you already have the iPad 2, here's an even brighter side: At least this time around, you don't have to feel quite as obsolete as usual.
Focus instead on the silver lining: you can keep your current phone longer without feeling obsolete quite so soon.
Nothing makes me feel decrepit and obsolete quite as much as when friends of my children make television programmes.
While more and more newspapers lose their audience and their advertisers, print is quite quickly, becoming obsolete.
