Sentence examples for bit antiquated from inspiring English sources

"I find him a bit antiquated, his universe doesn't really interest me.

The map is a bit antiquated, and some names are inaccurate.

Some started as political or cultural responses to the stuffy traditions of the day -- but after a while they also become ingrained and sometimes even a bit antiquated.

But there was nothing the least bit antiquated about the performance: this group could teach classical music a lot about keeping traditions alive.

"The existing packaging was a bit antiquated," said Angie Hancock, a brand manager for Chock full o'Nuts, a unit of the Sara Lee Corporation.

Ms. Doniger acknowledged that the former Key Food may have been a bit antiquated, with scanty gourmet and organic food offerings, but she said what it lacked in amenities it made up for in convenience.

In contrast, she writes that she believes the administration "is still a bit more antiquated and hostile".

It's a bit of an antiquated career, innkeeper, but it's making a resurgence because when you're staying in a place where the innkeeper is taking such great care of every detail, you can feel it.

I suppose I should mention Valium, the grandaddy Dumbledore of benzos, as it's a bit old and antiquated at this point but still some seriously high-potent magical shit.

That's largely true, and rest assured I have nothing but antipathy for the likes of the Video Recordings Act 2010 and the Obscene Publications Act 1964, among other bits of obscenely antiquated text.

It feels sluggish and a bit clunky in use and is antiquated in look and feel compared to the competition.