Sentence examples for more dated from inspiring English sources

In all the ballet repertory, no work is more dated.

But these recent efforts have only made it seem more dated.

Strangely, Mr. Duato's "Gnawa," from 2005, seems more dated than the Limón work.

What could be more dated that Chekhov's landed aristocracy on the razor's edge?

The Gabba couldn't be more dated unless you restored its dog track.

The information reached the White House on Friday, the same day it learned of the other, more dated intelligence.

Downtown, the business district is a study in rural decline, with 1960s-style motel signs looking more dated than retro, and four former clothing stores among the vacancies.

The rhetoric of the conference, its notes of defiance and promises of struggle, resistance and industrial action, was even more dated.

Figures are more dated in other parts of the UK but in 2011-12, 47% of Scottish children were walking to school.

More dated still, especially for a show that supposedly celebrates the joys of single life and female friendship, is its preoccupation with snagging a man.

Few artistic experiences are harder to bear than sendups that seem more dated than the traditional works they poke fun at.