Sentence examples for antiquated generation from inspiring English sources

Born in 1980, I am from the antiquated generation in which people winced if you so much as picked up a pen in the vicinity of a library book.

Pressing a camera to your face and peering into its optical viewfinder — an intimate human-machine moment — is becoming quaint, if not antiquated, for a generation of photographers who prefer to study their cameras' liquid-crystal display screens at a distance.

Part of any action plan must be breaking our dependence on antiquated conventional power generation.

I would love for mine to be the generation that turns this antiquated "don't ask, don't tell" policy on its asinine ear.

Even the texting generation uses this somewhat antiquated method of communication: 98percentt of Internet users under 17 said they email, compared with 95percentt of those aged 18 to 24.

Ballet in the United States is searching for new audiences and relevance partly because of these antiquated institutional structures carried forward through generations.

Although the Mustang's biggest competitors remain the Chevy Camaro and Dodge Challenger, fellow muscle car fraternity members since the 1960s, muscle cars are an antiquated notion for millennials and the Generation-Y crowd.

The pair are among the latest generation of children engaged in an antiquated rite: dancing school, a tradition upheld by a small number of families from the upper, and now upper-middle, echelons of New York.

"The old way is antiquated and makes no sense for the new generation of renters".

In case you are in the market for Sony's last generation Blu-ray player, Amazon has the antiquated BDP-S300 on clearance for $199.

As I've said many times, this is the last generation of phones that can use Windows' antiquated and poorly conceived operating system.