Sentence examples for obsolete inheritance from inspiring English sources

As Marshall McLuhan said, what we can do, or plan to do about this obsolete inheritance has yet to be faced.

Georges and Anne are old, selfish and obsolete, hell-bent on squandering the family inheritance.

Most of the charter concerns feudal financial arrangements (socage, burgage, and scutage), obsolete measures and descriptions of land and of husbandry (wapentakes and wainages), and obscure instruments for the seizure and inheritance of estates (disseisin and mort d'ancestor).

Or obsolete.

Obsolete term.

(for obsolete).

The word "heirloom," as it's used now, implies a broad inheritance from the past, the general release to the public of a plant variety that was once privately developed or has become commercially obsolete.

Both are obsolete.

Some inheritance.

Inheritance issues.

Learning will become obsolete.