Sentence examples for antiquated image from inspiring English sources

But could a modern-day Reagan, even with Ken Mehlman running his campaign, overcome the party's angry and antiquated image?

But his antiquated image was at its nadir in the 90s, sent-up by both Robbie Williams in the ​"Millennium" video and Mike Myers before he stuck a laser beam up the ass of his career with The Love Guru. .

Atheist critiques of religion, like those from Oxford Biologist Richard Dawkins and Cambridge Physicist Stephen Hawking, are only valid in that they disprove a certain antiquated image of God -- the grandfather in the sky who created the universe like a potter or a watchmaker might and who governs it like a cosmic chess master.

The term "coloured people", while not precisely a racial slur, is antiquated (conjuring images of separate water fountains and segregated schools), and could be read as dehumanising – as though white people are the norm and everyone else has been altered, scribbled on, had colour applied to their true selves.

The pain is that we cannot make people look at Appalachia and see beyond the negative image and antiquated stereotypes.

Further, the long-practiced glucocentric paradigm has become antiquated.

"Our image of theropods as flesh eaters is antiquated and outdated," said Lindsay Zanno, a paleontologist at the museum and the study's lead author.

Ms. Mann said that the image of a diver in a huge canopy drifting all over was antiquated, and that the skydivers in Wildwood -- instructors and jumpers -- would be using chutes with sophisticated steering mechanisms.

The image of thousands of industrial researchers in white lab coats and thick black glasses may seem antiquated, but corporate research and development is more important to our economy now than ever.

"Images such as the balcony scene would have been used to show that the buildings were becoming antiquated and in need of replacement," adds Baldwin.

The ports are antiquated.