Sentence examples for antiquated concepts from inspiring English sources

I'm amazed, however, to realize how many antiquated concepts I've had to discard... View Article By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Alexandra Schwartz By Malcolm Gladwell.

As directors, it is Austrian and Steinfeld's responsibility to challenge antiquated concepts with their reading.

Truth is one of those antiquated concepts that just gets in the way.

This is where strategies such as "tact" and "respect" come into play, antiquated concepts to John Ziegler.

​He's the boss, and he has no patience for your antiquated concepts of "justice" or all that smarmy bullshit about how "the punishment must fit the crime".

As an example of boxes and labels through language, when we speak then of such concepts, odd as they seem to many of us today, of "conservative, liberal, right wing or left" we continue to edify these antiquated concepts giving them a life they really don't deserve and perpetuating divisions that don't really exist "as believed".

In a place that extols virtues of equality, I felt marginalized by school officials who were not quite sure what to do except cram me into an antiquated concept of what a student should be.

Like the desperate state of train travel in this country — once the finest anywhere in the world — air travel has become solely a profit-motivated industry, where customer service is by and large a charmingly antiquated concept, an embarrassment for a nation that once prided itself on the excellence of its airlines.

I attempt to show how this somewhat antiquated concept plays a central role in much of current evo-devo research.

Ownership, in this scenario, will become an antiquated concept, no longer applicable to current conditions, and Adult Stacy wouldn't have it any other way.

Griggs added: "Sports science has evolved significantly over the past decade and yet we're still faced with the antiquated concept that a player should be brave and try to continue at all costs.