Sentence examples for antiquated values from inspiring English sources

The teacher is a self-appointed guardian of antiquated values, placing himself in an untenable position.

Instead the show went out of its way to uphold antiquated values.

It is not clear what Emperor Hirohito thought, but many young Japanese were embarrassed at such an expression of antiquated values.

It is, says the editor of the Gibraltar Chronicle, a "Tory backbench Britishness", consisting largely in antiquated values such as loyalty and fair play.

Viewed with suspicion as a bastion of antiquated values and forced camaraderie, the Masons have seen membership rolls plummet more than 60% to just 1.5 million in 2006.

It's not so much that I'm nostalgic for antiquated values or uncomfortable gender roles, but rather that aside from an addiction to Tumblr, most of what my peers relate to or share as a common experience is foreign to me.

But the conflict escalated and morphed into a cultural battle carried on by young people fed up with General de Gaulle's regime and France's antiquated social values.

The programmer, whose early titles included educational games based on Disney properties like Winnie the Pooh and The Black Cauldron, rebooted the original Adventure and quickly realized its antiquated dating values would have to be overhauled.

The geography of joblessness ReprintsWhat banks exist suffer from both restrictions of little prudential value and an antiquated financial system.

What is the value of seemingly antiquated religious dietary laws?

Sharing data that is incomplete, incompletely described, of poor or antiquated resolution or quality has little value.