Sentence examples for has been outmoded from inspiring English sources
An attempt to clarify what's at stake can be found in a new entry in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy by Shannon Vallor, "Social Networking and Ethics".. Vallor begins with a brief history of philosophical engagement with the Internet, concluding that much of it has been outmoded by the rise of the more dynamic and interactive "Web 2.0".
Thiel whose contributions to society include investments in Paypal, Facebook, and the book The Diversity Myth, which argues that racism is a problem invented by people who are just looking to be offended and that democracy has been outmoded since women got the right to vote has had a turbulent history with Gawker ever since they outed Thiel as gay in 2007.
While auditing the "no's," the company found many legacy policies that had been outmoded by regulatory changes or system or process improvements.
His belief that bad mothering caused autism might have been outmoded, but he himself was still widely considered a genius, a compassionate philosopher of survival.
Perhaps it has just been outmoded by the 21st century.
It is possible that this kind of local pride has already been outmoded by man's first, halting departure from his cosmic nursery... Perhaps the question of which nation becomes the first to arrive at one celestial destination or another, is beneath triviality, & all that ought to matter is that men are working to enlarge the scope of human potentialities.
Even if some ephemera are fresh, it's safe to say the Mafia has largely been outmoded by modernity, completely avoidable to those moving through the safer, glitzier neighborhood.
But it is also evidence that in its drive to improve the bottom line, originality has been comprehensively outmoded.
He detests multimedia and imagistic theatre and his obsession with the ultimate sanctity of the text has been criticised as outmoded.
