Sentence examples for feel superannuated from inspiring English sources

I went right from avant-garde to being old hat in five minutes, and you start to feel superannuated," he said.

With Jade's passing, however (and it's an interesting coincidence that Heat magazine also seems to be in a terminal editorial decline, having conceivably also had its moment), this media hyper-life feels suddenly superannuated, no longer anywhere near as of-the-moment as it has been for the past few years.

"The Lifespan of a Fact" is the record of Fingal's increasingly exasperated attempt to hold D'Agata to a common-sensical standard of accuracy and D'Agata's increasingly defensive attempt to make Fingal feel primitive for believing in something so superannuated.

Shiny new football-themed commercials are part of the joy of big tournaments in my view – the superannuated ex-stars carrying away wheelbarrow loads of money probably feel the same.

Embrace being superannuated.

Look at you, superannuated, useless relics.

With age, their differences have softened into superannuated similarity.

It's an atmosphere of a superannuated student union.

Bismarck thereupon had him temporarily superannuated, then arrested (Oct . 4 , 1874

For them, everybody is basically a superannuated dolly.

It's usually one of those things with superannuated popsters.