Sentence examples for be seen as outdated from inspiring English sources

The new brochure and a Web site explain that the painting, and all the angels, and generals and zombies therein, was not meant to be literal and, moreover, that "this 'lesson' in American virtues can be seen as outdated and offensive".

"Having appliances which cannot be controlled using a smartphone or some kind of online dashboard may be seen as outdated, or at least increasingly rare," the report concludes.

As IOC president, Brundage's views on amateurism came increasingly to be seen as outdated in the modern world, as the rules were tested by athletes who saw everyone making money but themselves.

Talk of "charity" from northern benefactors is seen as outdated.

One in which sexism and tolerance of violence against women is seen as outdated and unacceptable.

It is only when marriage loses its relevance to communities, or is seen as outdated or unjust, that it risks becoming weakened or forgotten.

Some wager that the park's cultural relevance is peaking as it moves from being seen as outdated to antique, a disappearing display of old-Florida camp.

British Transport Police (BTP) have prioritised the problem as "second to terrorism" and there is mounting pressure to update legislation that is seen as outdated and ineffectual.

Social and environmental theories of crime have been dominant in criminology and in public policy while biological theories have been seen as outdated and discredited.

Chamberlain's acceptance of unemployment as an inevitable part of the business cycle was seen as outdated.

The federal gas tax, which provides the bulk of that spending, has not been increased in two decades and is seen as outdated as cars become more fuel efficient.