Sentence examples for comments as outdated from inspiring English sources

In an interview Monday, a day after New York magazine published an excerpt from the book, Mr. Woodward described Mr. Bradlee's comments as outdated, long before the identity of Deep Throat, Mr. Woodward's anonymous source, was revealed.

The British Humanist Association (BHA) described Baroness Warsi's comments as "outdated, unwarranted and divisive".

Lard seems as outdated as a wood-burning stove, as risky as a quart of moonshine.

For multiscreen multitaskers, a single monitor can seem as outdated as dial-up Internet.

In the meantime, it increasingly seems like a relic, as outdated as the Castros' Cuba.

Now this clash-o-meter seems as outdated as my 35-mm.

"Astrological calendars and fortunetellers are as outdated as their grandmothers' fairy tales and fables.

It is widely regarded as outdated and inefficient.

Writers have referred to it as "outdated" and "obtuse".

Critics attacked his anti‐Soviet views as outdated.

Their use may now strike regulators as suspicious as well as outdated.