Sentence examples for have thought obsolete from inspiring English sources

After Mr. Gooding's appearance in "Men of Honor," his role here feels like a step backward into a tokenism one might have thought obsolete.

"That's fine with me, because I think obsolete-ing yourself is one thing you have to do".

It wasn't chief executives whom people thought had become obsolete in the nineteen-thirties.

"I think he, Governor Bush, has avoided taking a position or has ducked the issue because he is playing to some of his supporters that I think have some pretty obsolete and even hateful attitudes," Mr. Gore said today in an interview with the Rev. Jesse Jackson on CNN's "Both Sides With Jesse Jackson".

Some people think that new technologies have rendered obsolete the idea that there is a natural, right size for the fine-art photograph.

Daniele watches his sister Marina patiently restore the dahlias as he thinks, we are unreal & have been obsolete since Facism.

It has become especially complicated in this cycle because, many think, some old rules have been rendered obsolete by the changes that technology and globalization have brought to the economy.

Obsolete item she can't bear to part with: Everything I have is obsolete.

Those very icons that define a sailor have become obsolete.

As a technology, nuclear weapons have become obsolete.

Voicemail messages have become obsolete.