Sentence examples for of the obsolete from inspiring English sources

There are attractively suited young men, from cynical sharpies to idealistic sharpies, who glare and bond and say things like "This right here is always the swan song of the obsolete when they're staring the future paradigm in the face".

The replacement of the bells in a $3.5 million project is part of a face-lift in preparation for the cathedral's 850th anniversary next year that includes a renovation of the obsolete and energy-intensive lighting system and renowned organ.

Heavens to Betsy is a mystery, however; Steinmetz speculates that it might be an alteration of the obsolete bedad! a euphemism for by Dad! itself a euphemism for by Gad! and alteration of by God! but that's a long stretch.

Yet, because of the obsolete, factory-like nature of high school, which fails to propel at least a third of its students, and the confiscatory cost of college, the next rung up for 18-year-olds is becoming another haven for the rich.

When pbooks eventually go – which they most surely will, brothers and sisters, for the prophet deems it so – what else will be cast into the fiery pits, into the abyss of the obsolete technologies of yesteryear, along with the typewriters, the linotype machines, the Gestetners, the mimeographs, the telegraphs and the hourglasses?

A considerable proportion of the obsolete appliances are stored at home, given to others, or discarded, but the amount of e-waste flowing to formal collectors remains small.

This is a foolish position that harks back to the obsolete rhetoric of the 1960s.

While the odd styling has its fans, the cost of maintaining the obsolete electronics and bespoke mechanicals is daunting.

A bard of Eastern Europe, rooted in the obsolete future of revolutionary hopes, he deploys a deadpan satirical tone of majestic confidence with no conceivable basis in fact.

"Can the Senate, through form, render a constitutional power of the executive obsolete?

We no longer accept, as the authors of the now obsolete Second Amendment did, that "a well-regulated militia" is "necessary to the security of a free state".