Sentence examples for be seen as old from inspiring English sources

And they don't want to be seen as old.

Fluxus inevitably failed, and came to be seen as old hat.

By eliminating noise, he argued, digital technology has isolated authentic sound, though he hoped the debate would not be seen as old versus new, or good versus bad.

Not only is the artist upset, sometimes there are journalists who love that artist and don't want to be seen as old fogeys.

Couture can scarcely afford to be seen as old, and for that reason the spotlight has shifted away from young socialites to even younger daughters of clients like Suzanne Saperstein, whose daughter, Alexis, also watched the Ungaro show and will have her debutante dress made by Givenchy.

Fashion is fickle, so in the contemporary art market today's hot artist might quickly be seen as old hat.

"You'd have thought in a fast moving digital world that radio would be seen as old-fashioned, out of date".

"They are doing it to save face because they don't want to be seen as old-fashioned bigots," said Pooley.

The kind of histrionic expressions and gestures that, in the age of sound films, came to be seen as old-fashioned here achieve their apotheosis.

Later on, the rise of globalization would coincide, unsurprisingly, with the gradual decline in these kinds of names, as they came to be seen as old-fashioned and potentially alienating to customers abroad.

"After another 20 years or so, memories of the 'Panic of 2008' will have faded, and the regulations put in place in its wake will no doubt be seen as old-fashioned, inhibiting of the potential of the City".