Sentence examples similar to antiquated age from inspiring English sources
Respect should always be part of the any treatment, and when a person is treated solely on the basis of antiquated "age-thinking," there is a problem.
The old, antiquated, golden age comic book-y DC period, and the current DC Extended Universe shit, whose films need a contemporary facelift if they hope in any way to appeal to folks like myself.
Some critics argue that the postal service has become antiquated in the modern age of instantaneous email, and that its services should be corporatized.
But that concept seems antiquated in this day and age of the Web's automated buying and selling.
Feel bad for this person being forced to represent an antiquated, stone-age image of sexuality and objectification if you want, but remember: she got to spend Coachella in an air-conditioned room.
Carroll, then, may yet be a striker for the new age, even if Whelan's words this week were sadly antiquated.
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With stories like there being more children hospitalised for self-harming than ever, and the knowledge that our GPs still have antiquated "flag" systems for identifying anorexia in boys, it can feel like we remain stuck in the dark ages.
The ports are antiquated.
That seemed antiquated once.
