Sentence examples for little outdated from inspiring English sources

You're just a little bit run down and the hairdo is a little outdated and the clothes are a little outdated.

But now, it feels like The Avengers have stolen his thunder, and his style looks a little outdated.

"The term 'new tonalist' is a little outdated simply because of the passage of time," he said.

The couture industry stands at a crossroads, the defilee machinery feels a little outdated, and creativity seems to be a bit stuck in repetitions or overdone with equipment.

In other words, "You Majored in What?"though just published, was written before the recent economic downturn, and its hopeful tone may be a little outdated.

Anthems are a piece of your heritage, though, like your old racist grandma – you don't tell her to get lost just because her views are a little outdated.

"I didn't want to choose universities – they're getting a little bit outdated," he said.

Commanding the ship was a minor aristocrat with little and outdated naval experience, Hugues Duroy de Chaumareys, who had been given the post as a reward for his loyalty to the crown.

As for the argument that it makes teenage girls want to wax - that view is a little bit outdated.

But Peretti said showing people links in hopes of luring them somewhere else "feels a little bit outdated".

Because 'Queen Jane' might be a little bit outdated.