Sentence examples for more antiquated from inspiring English sources

"Well, the process that Pricewaterhouse uses couldn't be more antiquated.

Blame a new wrinkle in something much more antiquated: inequality.

Even Mr Franzen admits that Kraus's "texts and controversies… grow ever more antiquated and inaccessible".

But what of those film-makers trying to bring more antiquated characters to the big screen?

That leaves 3 million German homes still using rooftop aerials or even more antiquated rabbit-ear antennas.

When if it ends, many of Russia's more enthusiastically democratic neighbours will hope Mr Primakov and his more antiquated notions will finally fall into the dustbin of history.

For how much effort has been paid to stepping up the subpar quality of Siri and Alexa's voice recognition capabilities, the tech used on customer service lines that people call up seems even more frustratingly antiquated by comparison.

In 2018, this desire to adhere to such social mores feels antiquated and explains why there's now a commonly used phrase called "fragile masculinity".

Today they look antiquated, more suited to fairytales than textbooks.

As Blanks explains: If I sang "She's Got the Itch" in the right way, it sounded less like a chronic condition and more like an antiquated fifties dance move.

This is a comment more on the antiquated nature of the process, however, than on Argentina's artistic provincialism, for her art is nourished by contact with the work of conceptual artists ranging from Marcel Duchamp to Cindy Sherman.