Sentence examples for as outdated from inspiring English sources

Regional copyright deals are as outdated as video cassettes.

For multiscreen multitaskers, a single monitor can seem as outdated as dial-up Internet.

Once universal in Italian primary schools, they were becoming as outdated as ink-wells.

In the meantime, it increasingly seems like a relic, as outdated as the Castros' Cuba.

If the committee's other conclusions are as outdated as its etymology, we're all in trouble.

Now this clash-o-meter seems as outdated as my 35-mm.

Lard seems as outdated as a wood-burning stove, as risky as a quart of moonshine.

"Astrological calendars and fortunetellers are as outdated as their grandmothers' fairy tales and fables.

The word "hermaphrodite" is as outdated and offensive to the people it once described as the word "mulatto".

Those staying in their office all week will become as outdated as the landline and fax machine".

The movie Trainspotting, with its horrific depictions of heroin withdrawal, might someday seem as outdated as steam locomotives.