Sentence examples for become dating from inspiring English sources

"Lest this become dating advice," says Danielle Tolson, "but Ravi Bopara's handshake showed what a gentleman he was (he'd be a safe escort home from the pub) and that picture of Chris Gayle is becoming more creepy and greasy as the game goes on".

The price of being up-to-date is that one's work can become dated overnight.

He adds that some critical opinion has become dated, resulting in older movies ranking too high.

As a result, his art can never become dated, let alone old-fashioned.

Another handicap is an occupational hazard of comedy: how quickly and utterly fashions in humor become dated.

One element of its editorial formula, which relied on sightings of Elvis and aliens, and outright bloodshed, had become dated.

But when did questions of dual identity and desires that flout or yearn to flout convention become dated or rarefied?

Since both musicals unfold in a 19th-century setting, neither has become dated – doubtless another contributory factor in their longevity.

There are continual reminders that past prejudices in Northern Ireland do not become dated with the passage of time.

Writer is grateful that the true Momentists got out intact, leaving no work behind to be gawked at and eventually become dated and embarrassing and dull.

It also insists on the kind of political timeliness that is more apt to become dated than Mr. Harris's observations about debased popular culture.