Sentence examples for obsolete notions from inspiring English sources
The freedom of the subjective imagination trumps obsolete notions of classical harmony.
Mr. Castro, who has voiced concern about a loss of values in Cuba, has chided the Communist Party for harboring "obsolete notions" about religious freedom.
In late December we wander into the woods, usually alone, with our antique weapons and our obsolete notions of what a hunt should be.
Thus, bandwidth as a measure of communication capacity is also irrelevant.Forget interferenceBefore such disruptive ideas can be used to unleash the next big wave of technological innovation, regulators have to rid themselves of obsolete notions about interference.
Legacy news organizations need to find a way to tap into that success outside the old models of ownership and not worry about obsolete notions of employer-employee relationships.
Yet today, based on a series of scientific discoveries, the importance of willpower in promoting weight loss is becoming an obsolete notion.
These are not the arguments of straw men, but substantial intellectual and political objections: Marxism imposes limits on human freedom; it is violent and undemocratic; it is obsessed with an obsolete notion of class; it is "totalising" and conceited in its sense of historical inevitability; and, when tested politically, it resulted in one of the greatest tyrannies in history.
I don't think it's necessarily an obsolete notion for everyone, but for me and my work, it is.
Social media and web communication threaten to turn hand-written letters and all the romance that comes with them into a quaint and obsolete notion.
These barriers are a thing of the past, they contend, a relic of the pre-Relativity age (SAND's logo is OM=Einstein's E=Mc2) that belongs on the trash heap of history along with tribalism, fundamentalism, and the obsolete notion that human beings are separate from nature, or from one another.
However, elevation of tenrecs and golden moles to Linnean ranks above the family is based on the now obsolete notion that the two groups are unrelated [ 65].
