Sentence examples for nothing outdated from inspiring English sources

Mary Sue Sweeney Price, the museum's director, said there is nothing outdated about presenting art and science in the same building.

Fama Jama Sing Song (Saturday) The title of this music series may put you in mind of an old song whose chorus included the words "Walla walla bing bang," but there's nothing outdated about the lineup.

Nothing about the outdated marriage laws then chaps.

The protesters threaten nothing except an outdated system of dirty, dangerous energy.

The honourable grease-monkey, the Martini-sloshing socialite, the linen-suited diplomat: Allen appears to have been living in a romantic Manhattanite bubble long enough to become almost as divorced from reality as Jasmine – or as the protagonist of his last good movie, Midnight in Paris, whose idea of the world was nothing but an outdated hallucination.

We don't call it the Old Testament, as there is nothing old or outdated about it.

India's professed love for the bovine might fool a few soppy westerners, but the truth is that it is nothing more than an outdated sentimental balderdash.

So here we are, three years after I wrote that "right now Facebook's video creation tool is painfully outdated," and nothing has changed.

Indeed, the evolution of rhinoceroses is fully as interesting and complex as the story of the horses, but has been underappreciated and underpublicized because it was harder to simplify into the "linear" model once applied to horses (e.g., Fig. 2) and also because until recently, rhino systematics were so confused and outdated that nothing could be done with them (Prothero 2005).

I am sure that were I a little younger, I would feel nothing but contempt for this outdated thing.

But the greatest accolade is the collection of clothes on display at Galliera: nothing dusty in concept or outdated in style.