Sentence examples for a tad dated from inspiring English sources

O.K., some of the humor is a tad dated.

About the organization's name — might it not be a tad dated?

Of course, all that trendy paranoia about American decadence and Asian tigers looks a tad dated today: the United States is booming, Japan is in a deep slump and the Asian bubble burst in 1997.

The gameplay is redundant and dare we say a tad dated.

And I'm sure those musical references are probably a tad dated too.

Sure, it's a tad dated, but Hader's Eastwood is just too good for this not to happen.

Jonathan, we fear, you might be a tad out of date - Labour doesn't like looking a pretty picture?

While the décor of the rooms said Woody Allen's "Sleeper," her packaging, in her tiny, glittery, pneumatic frame, was a tad less modern, perhaps dating to about 1982; the overall visual effect was somewhere between a flashback and "Flashdance".

If we're still here, let's mark the date with something a tad more benign.

But then, about a year ago, there was a tussle over vacation dates, and the colleague, who had a tad less seniority, lost.

Other box-office disappointments include Paramount's "Prince and Me," an updated fairy tale about a college student in love with a prince, starring Julia Stiles; Disney's "Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen," a high school comedy starring Lindsay Lohan; and DreamWorks' "Win a Date With Tad Hamilton!," about dating a movie star and finding love, starring Kate Bosworth.