Sentence examples for less antiquated from inspiring English sources

"I went less antiquated and Old World — and my house reflects that too.

But as smart TVs become ever smarter, previous generations of unconnected sets may soon appear only slightly less antiquated than the black-and-white models of yesteryear.

At the start of 1941, the Squadron was re-equipped with less antiquated aircraft.

He did not provide details, but said the changes would reform a tax code that he described as antiquated and less progressive than in other states.

Black hammered-iron halogen torchieres now brighten the living room while some swing-arm lamps were installed in the bathrooms because those lights "were antiquated and less than complimentary to people doing their makeup, for example".

In time, this, too, would no longer seem especially voguish — soon just about every schnook with a microphone would be asking the day's goat, "What were you thinking when you missed that ball?" — but for the moment the Chipmunks were the coming wave and Cannon's purple sentences, once so pleasurable, were beginning to feel less vibrant, a little antiquated.

What can we do with a system that is antiquated and less than its brilliant students and teachers?

A place with less societal pressure, and without antiquated laws makin' things sticky.

Q. Let's talk about the services you provide. A. As you probably know, commercial real estate is an antiquated business, more or less reluctant to embrace technology.

How could they revamp a 112-year-old company with an antiquated sales scheme, much less fix Avon's stale image appealing mostly to middle-age, middle-class women?

For far too long and in far too many places, the deck has been stacked against students of color: fewer experienced teachers; less instructional time; fewer teaching resources; antiquated technology.