Sentence examples for it's antiquated from inspiring English sources
"The rule book — if it's antiquated, we'll change it," he said.
"The rule book if it's antiquated, we'll change it,'' he said.
"Medicare is old, it's antiquated, it's ancient, it is not responsive and it needs to be fixed," Mr. Bush said.
Accordingly, it would set a terrible precedent if Google signaled to employees that expressing one's thinking – even if it's antiquated or idiosyncratic or offensive – is a fireable offense.
Below it is a box for used condoms".I'll be the first to admit it's antiquated," says Mr Hosac about the jail, which was built in the 1960s.
It is antiquated in both its attitudes and construction, but there's no denying that The Boys in the Band was radical in its time, using boulevard comedy to stealthily open the way for gay lives to come out of the closet and take centre stage.
But his century-old thinking is as morally debased as it is antiquated.
Yet they had missed the point and if anyone lacked sensitivity it was the journalists who interrupted, demonstrating an attitude as aggressive as it was antiquated.
Karren Brady, the government business adviser and sidekick to Alan Sugar on The Apprentice, has said it is "antiquated" to suggest women need to wear short skirts and makeup to succeed in business.
Edis told the judge that it was "antiquated", an "anomaly from a different age" and it was questionable whether "it has any life for the future, because it is hard to see how it could survive any legislation introducing gay marriage".
