Sentence examples for an outdated era from inspiring English sources

"Through election, they defeated an outdated era".

Especially anemic turnout amongst young people – many of whom say Tunisian politics is a battle between aged dinosaurs from an outdated era – indicates parties are still struggling to craft vibrant political visions that speak across the generational divide.

All respect due, but isn't it a bit of an outdated Vietnam-era tribute? A. A 2003 municipal law requires that all city parks display the P.O.W./M.I.A. flag in addition to the American flag.

"There is a mismatch between a civil law that recognises the damage which emotional and psychological abuse has on children, and an outdated Victorian-era criminal law which doesn't.

An outdated Soviet-era system of linking health care to residence means that thousands of internal migrants can't get care.

Appreciation sounds like an outdated term right?

For American businesses to benefit through greater trade in Russia, however, Congress must repeal an outdated Cold War-era sanctions law, known as Jackson-Vanik.

Mustafa Kabaha, an Israeli expert on Arabic news media, said the Israeli satellite programming was similar to domestic television news broadcasts in Arab countries, reflecting an outdated approach in an era of open airwaves.

Now that viewers can watch news as it happens throughout the day on a mobile device, the nightly evening newscast feels like it should be an outdated remnant from the era of Big Three TV network hegemony.

Football's previous best ghost: 2012: Portuguese press publishing an image showing "a ghost celebrating a goal" at Porto's Estádio do Dragão: "a dark figure in clothes from another era with an outdated haircut".

The U.S. Supreme Court recently announced that it will be considering the constitutionality of the law, as opponents argue that it is an outdated remnant from the Jim Crow era and no longer needed.