Sentence examples for antiquated example from inspiring English sources

In Baptist missionary fashion, he contextualizes his argument with a culturally relevant, if antiquated, example: the song "My Sweet Lord," by George Harrison.

One might be tempted look at the Torso killings as a horrific, antiquated example of the Hobbesian deck of cards life dealt the most vulnerable urban dwellers in early 20th century America were it not for the fact that similarly terrible things have happened in Cleveland much more recently.

Could contemporary society function under the antiquated model of bartering?

"That's such an antiquated model of thinking," she said.

In the case of TB, for example, antiquated diagnostic tools and therapeutic options dating back at least a half-century are still the mainstays used today, perpetuating the development of drug resistance.

That is an antiquated business model".

In the classroom, this song could serve an important role as an example of antiquated thinking with regards to gender.

From Lavoisier's perspective, for example, the antiquated term dephlogisticated air sometimes means "what remains when phlogiston is removed from the air" (in which case, because there is no such substance as phlogiston, the term fails to pick out anything in the world).

The current discourse in economics, for example, is antiquated.

And while Moore portrayed this as an example of antiquated regulation, Schiller suggested that cases like this will show whether Uber and other on-demand companies offer truly better experiences than the competitors.

The Lunar Orbit Image Recovery Project is a critical example of how antiquated technologies can today be reverse-engineered and extracted for data.