Sentence examples for considered rather old from inspiring English sources
Thankfully, reigns of terror such as this are now considered rather old school, and are less common than in the past, when sometimes not even the customers were safe.
Thirdly, observational periods in published studies vary widely [ 13, 14] and many of them may be considered rather old.
It may be a bit too eager to please, its breathless flapper soundtrack a bit too keen to let us know at which point one is expected to TITTER and at which point it would be considered rather rude not to GUFFAW, OLD FRUIT, but in these days of eviscerated prostitutes (Ripper Street) and hubris in pants (Splash!) this sort of aerated escapist japery is just the ticket, by jove.
Weekend was considered rather awful.
With ageing development the needs for thorough analysis increase, especially for Spain, because in general it may be considered as rather "old" country.
My 8-year-old, who usually considers herself rather old for picture books, grabbed them off my desk and read them cover to cover one after the other.
This was confirmed by healthcare professionals who reported that in their professional experience, IUDs were not an option many young women would even consider; rather the IUD was viewed as a method for older women.
The New Left is rather old news.
It looked rather old and tatty.
Eventually, teenagers were no longer considered younger, less-competent adults but rather older children who should be nurtured and encouraged to explore.
"Wagner was already considered by the younger generation to be rather old-hat," said Carr.
