Sentence examples for antiquated perceptions from inspiring English sources
And if you're not covered in the press and people are not coming to see firsthand what a great place this county is, certainly you're going to be dealing with antiquated perceptions".
Antiquated perceptions of a woman's position at work could also lead to uncomfortable and gendered office relationships.
It wasn't as bright as an LCD, didn't do as well in bright rooms as other plasmas and LCDs, and it still carried the antiquated perceptions about plasma.
Young people have an antiquated perception of what manufacturing is like.
Using the label reinforces the antiquated perception that providing access to people with disabilities is charity for beggars rather than equal access or a human/civil right.
He said that some consumers and industry analysts still have an antiquated "sepia-toned perception" of the publication.
This perception appears antiquated, however, and fails to recognize the commercial realities of modern services companies, which are paid to bring their expertise (and experts) to their customers.
This is particularly problematic in America where race, a social construct built on perception and antiquated laws meant for a socio-economic hierarchy, plays such a major role in one's life.
I must admit, however, that Pope Francis is gradually changing my perception of the Church as a boring pile of antiquated dog shit.
However, I must admit that Pope Francis is gradually changing my perception of the Church as a boring pile of antiquated rubbish.
