Sentence examples for bit obsolete from inspiring English sources

"La Défense as a concept is a bit obsolete," Ms. Cianchetta said.

"Is that a sort of efficiency expert?" "Well, that term is a bit obsolete now".

Still, even foamers reluctantly acknowledge that the cars have become a bit obsolete.

"This stuff is real," he says.Similarly, Max Thiercy, head of development at Albert, a French firm that produces natural-language search software, also avoids the term AI. "I consider the term a bit obsolete," he says.

On the other hand, it maybe makes my job a bit obsolete?

It may be a bit obsolete without Lightning support out of the box, but the Soundfreaq Sound Rise is a cool clock radio that offers great styling, Bluetooth streaming support, and some great speakers.

Today, in a converted cow shed in the village, a dozen formerly redundant locals work at stripping down old computers, work stations and other bits of obsolete technology for recycling.

In fact, it is tempting to say that it makes reality itself look a bit shopworn and obsolete, were it not for the fact that the film addresses its own built-in technical and cultural obsolescence with such daring.

An authentic designer bag or wallet is nice, but go for something a bit bland or obsolete.

From the video, you can tell that Capacity looks at obsolete media a bit differently than the average person, seeing beauty in old formats, their durability, and little details that no one pays attention to like FBI warnings.

Disks corrode, bits "rot" and hardware becomes obsolete.