Sentence examples for for its dated from inspiring English sources

Taylor Cocke of IGN gave the HD version a rating of 7.5 out of 10 and criticized it for its dated graphics and uneven controls, saying that the game is "simply out of its element".

So it was on Friday: Kubrick's movie, which I hadn't seen since college and always recalled with slight derision for its dated paranoid bombast, came to immediate life, as if it were a painting stripped of darkened varnish and rendered contemporary again.

The movie is either alerting us to the uncanny prescience of its source or apologizing in advance for its dated view of the world that awaits us.

This hotel has an undeniable 1970s motel vibe inside and out, but its location right across the street from Eagle Beach compensates for its dated ambience.

Bumble has come up with a new way for its dating app and related businesses to generate revenue.

However shameless it may be, the book picks up strength as it heads for its date with destiny.

It is primarily known for its dates, sweetened in the desert sun, and desert safaris.

The city is known for its date palms, after which it is named.

The headstone does not denote any specific details of the death except for its date, and even then only if it is known, and are deliberately ambiguous about the cause of death.

Except for its date and vintage traits, the chardonnay isn't new; Palmer has long offered both a basic and a more complex and expensive reserve chardonnay.

The historic oasis city, famous for its dates and aubergines, was once among Iran's leading off-the-beaten-track tourist attractions.