Sentence examples for obsolete attitudes from inspiring English sources

The novel ranges from 1900 to 1928, but the Compsons remain trapped in the obsolete attitudes and ideas of the South in the years of the civil war, destroyed by their futile attempts to live by dying prerogatives of class, race and sex.

"I think he, Governor Bush, has avoided taking a position or has ducked the issue because he is playing to some of his supporters that I think have some pretty obsolete and even hateful attitudes," Mr. Gore said today in an interview with the Rev. Jesse Jackson on CNN's "Both Sides With Jesse Jackson".

"He lived long enough to find all the terms on which he had been born become obsolete; presently all of his attitudes seemed to be historical".

Although religions do change, they change slowly, and tend to preserve attitudes that have become obsolete and often are positively harmful.

When first broadcast, Matt Roush from USA Today wrote: "Lacking much in the way of attitude, the show seems obsolete and irrelevant.

The Roberts Court, unlike the G.O.P., has recognized that changing social attitudes and family structures have rendered obsolete old, absolutist notions that marriage and family life those based on religion or a particular view of sexuality.

But the comments of European officials also betrayed apprehension about Trump's unconcealed admiration for Vladimir Putin and his ambivalent attitude towards Nato, which he once referred to as "obsolete".

Or obsolete.

Obsolete term.

(for obsolete).

Both are obsolete.