Sentence examples for material is dated from inspiring English sources

Anyone who thinks this material is dated should remember that stereotypes die hard.

"In and of itself, that some of the material is dated does not permit us to let our guard down," Mr. Browne said.

This material is dated according to one theory in the 7th century bc and is regarded as the law upon which Ezra and Nehemiah based their reform.

Again, while a discussion of the risk and safety involved in these subgroups of women is important in the AIDS discourse, this material is dated and, in its narrow focus, does not lend to the major contribution of this book as a work that challenges how the hierarchical nature of patriarchy adversely affects women's ability to advocate for and protect themselves.

The studio felt that the material was dated, and put the project in turnaround.

It's not that their routines and source material are dated; it's that the entire vehicle of standup comedy is outdated.

The real problem with State Fair wasn't that the material was dated or saccharine -- or any other pejorative -- that could be flipped at it like a cow pie.

The album had a mixed reception with critics, who felt some material was dated and not up to the usual standard set by the Beatles, though Martin's orchestral work was generally praised.

All the identifiable materials are dated to the 5th - 8th century AD; more represented are those forms dated between the 5th and 6th centuries, coinciding with the period of greatest use of the warehouse.

If the director, Greg Ganakas, and the rest of the production team at Goodspeed Musicals think that the material in "High Button Shoes" is dated, there's no indication in this lovingly mounted revival.

The earliest material found in the Solar System is dated to (bya); therefore, it is inferred that Earth must have been formed by accretion around this time.