Sentence examples for feel out of date from inspiring English sources

Unlike the futures Kubrick painted in "2001" and "A Clockwork Orange," his past does not feel out of date.

Staymakers and fashion designers have always wanted us to purchase new clothes, so they change their output year on year – we feel out of date, and feel that itch to buy.

Mailer's celebration of graffiti began to feel out of date.

It's tantalizing to see how good a game like this could be, only to be let down again and again with elements that would feel out of date 10 years ago.

If you held off on buying the first-gen knowing this one was right around the corner, there's no real harm in buying now; even if the rumors of #3 being months away pan out, that just means you'll feel out of date in 6-9 months rather than 9-12.

In this uneven historic show, Sherman and Kruger stand out because their conceptual sophistication never fails to be challenging or feel out of date.

Yet this kind of media criticism is not only well worn — criticizing "cable news" as an omnibus bogeyman also feels out-of-date.

Another is that the book feels out of date.

You may find yourself in the C state if you subject yourself to this comic mishap, whose satire already feels out of date.

But by the time Sheik Zayed's descendants began coming to power in the 1990s, that low-key approach felt out of date.

"It's a Wonderful Life," with its mawkish benevolence, felt out of date in the noirish forties, but its vision of a democratic community, seen now, seems like something for which Americans would have gone to war.