Sentence examples for an outdated form from inspiring English sources

She doesn't prettify the blues, as Bonnie Raitt sometimes does; nor does she judge it an outdated form that needs jazzing up, as Joni Mitchell did on "Mingus".

In a dozen villages on the western coast of Maharashtra, not far from the state capital Mumbai, he discovered people speaking an "outdated" form of Portuguese.

Rule number one of being a tyrannical game company fallen on hard times enforcing an outdated form of content copyright protection: make sure your servers can handle the load.

"Today, passenger railroads are considered an outdated form of transportation," says Anne Chettle, spokeswoman for the High Speed Ground Transportation Association, a trade group in Washington, D.C., that advocates fast train service between cities. "We have a romantic view of the past with whistles blowing through the night.

What could rejuvenate an outdated form of technology?

To city slickers, a corn maze can seem, well, corny; like an outdated form of entertainment from a bygone era when people spent their leisure time at taffy pulls and ice cream socials.

Such is the sophistication that an allegedly outdated form can achieve: we listen to a dire sound that no one else can hear.

But as it turns out, the number of clean energy jobs created in recent years far exceeds those lost to an increasingly outdated form of energy.

Horse-drawn carriages are an inhumane, outdated form of transportation that, according to the ASPCA and Humane Society of the United States, have no place in an urban setting, where they are at risk of colliding with cars and buses.

But animal testing itself, as a means of food safety or regulation, is actually a fairly outdated form of research, according to Suzanna Harman and Marisa McDonald, animal rights attorneys who co-own the firm McDonald & Harman.

Because I grew up, and because cargo shorts are a ridiculous and outdated form of "fashion".