Sentence examples for antiquated view from inspiring English sources

Beneath the criticism he detects an antiquated view of some conservatives that Muslim women should be submissive and invisible.

Still, for a sitting member of the nation's highest court to be pressing such an antiquated view of women's rights is jarring, to say the least.

Instead of value-engineering existing housing typologies that reflect an increasingly antiquated view of domesticity, I wanted to leverage emerging lifestyles and create a housing strategy that is tailored to, and takes advantage of, more affordable ways of living.

Yet, after quoting critics who described Cablevision as "monopolists" with "no competition," The Times appropriately contradicted that antiquated view with detailed marketing information and the pros and cons of our various competitors on Long Island.

Manners clearly have their place, but claiming that a quick glimpse at your phone over the course of a three-hour dinner signals the end of decorum is a wildly antiquated view.

Mr. Goldberg's view that majority vote in his favor in the Democratic State Committee is a proper condition to his entry into the race may represent that antiquated view of New York politics which Democratic reformers have been trying to supplant.

It's about time your antiquated views did too, Michael.

"His antiquated views are placed in a modern world.

I think those are antiquated views from a bygone age that thankfully is no longer around".

But the fight to overcome antiquated views cannot be won on the catwalks alone: advertising campaigns and fashion magazines need to be representative, too, in order to reinforce new ideals.

"I think most women look at that – I heard a lot of ladies in this room gasping or laughing – these are antiquated views for a bygone age that thankfully is no longer around any more".