Sentence examples for consider antiquated from inspiring English sources

Imagine what it is like to be a composer and be forced to only consider antiquated works for use in song cycles or operas.

All of this has added fresh urgency to Mr. Cuomo's and his fellow Democrats' longstanding promises to reinforce New York's abortion laws, which abortion rights advocates consider antiquated and weak.

The failure of the networks to generate much excitement for the fall lineup, even among some of their executives, is increasingly being attributed to a program development system that many consider antiquated and counterproductive.

They are considered antiquated by Western military standards.

It follows an old Apple pattern of embracing what's cool and progressive, and ruthlessly jettisoning what it considers antiquated.

German rape laws have long been considered antiquated, particularly when compared with those of the rest of Europe.

Under construction for the past year, the bridge replaces a 72-year-old drawbridge considered antiquated and inadequate for an increasingly heavy volume of traffic.

Digital sound offered him a chance to replace the 1955 recording, whose mono sound he had considered antiquated ever since "somebody had the nerve to invent something called stereo".

Instead of proposing a new round of deep cuts, Mr. Warner, a Democrat, has chosen in his current proposal to revamp the tax code -- considered antiquated by Republicans and Democrats alike -- to increase some rates, to reduce others and over all to raise $1 billion in additional revenue over two years.

In China, for example, using cash or card to pay is considered antiquated — you'll get glares from other patrons forced to wait while you complete your transaction — but digital payments face a struggle in most other markets.

But such impulses are considered antiquated, naive and, hence, forgotten.