Sentence examples for obsolete though from inspiring English sources
Jobs are not obsolete, though the "gig economy" is increasingly relevant for most of us.
They are becoming obsolete though they have not yet learned that fact.
After all, amateur enthusiasm is our one trusty route to communion with the Old Masters, whose original social and spiritual functions have long since gone obscure, if not obsolete (though nothing can be wholly lost that lives in art).
With the end of the Tokugawa regime, leading to new customs of dress, and the introduction of the cigarette shortly thereafter, netsukes became obsolete, though some were still carved to supply the demand of foreign residents and tourists.
This ostensibly makes the Amazon App Store app obsolete, though the old app will still need to hang around on your device to verify apps that use Amazon's optional DRM system.
All divisions between people, the national and the sexual included, might be fancied as obsolete, though of course they persisted — and intensified, even — in the American triumphalism and the masculine pathos of Abstract Expressionism.
However, according to the information received from the Department of the Treasury, the second sentence of this section is not obsolete even though it contains such obsolete reference to section 51d of this title, and even though, under 1957 Reorg.
Way to hammer it home with that last point, the population is shifting away from those states – 'those states' and the people in them are becoming obsolete, even though they keep sticking their unwanted voices into the U.S. Senate.
Arthur Blank, the Falcons' owner, has long complained that the Georgia Dome is obsolete even though it is less than 20 years old and was worthy enough to host two Super Bowls.
Designed in the early 1980's for armed reconnaissance missions against the Soviet Union and its Warsaw Pact allies, the helicopter was obsolete even though no operational models had ever been built.
Some of these forms are presumed to be obsolete even though they still have an impact.
