Sentence examples for an obsolete age from inspiring English sources

But changes in look and outlook don't erase the past; it remains as a monument to an obsolete age.

It is not just incidental that the Polaroid photograph is the product of an obsolete technology, an artifact of the waning age of analog.

The pictures were taken with an obsolete nineteen-forties Rolleiflex camera, which Leonard has described as "left over from the mechanical age," a nod to Walter Benjamin's Frankfurt School classic, "The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction".

Structure was an obsolete word.

It's an obsolete concept.

It's an obsolete, religious, judgmental word.

"It is quite an obsolete portfolio.

To most young people, the wristwatch is an obsolete artifact".

"Part time is an obsolete concept," he said.

A MONOLITHIC operating system like Windows perpetuates an obsolete design.

GMdonated an obsolete slitter.