Sentence examples for old-fashioned thinking from inspiring English sources

Maybe, in light of the astounding development in Cleveland, Davey Lopes would like to reconsider his old-school (read that old-fashioned) thinking.

Happily, that notion, as well as the old-fashioned thinking that intelligence in a woman is undesirable, is by and large extinct.

"It's simply not good enough to go in for old-fashioned thinking, saying these are problems confined to an underclass," he said.

To illustrate what Verizon saw as the FCC's old-fashioned thinking, the company put out its news release in typewriter font and dated it 1934.

Goliath in his clunking armour and spear was not so much an indomitable opponent, but a man hopelessly weighed down by old-fashioned thinking.

"Our task is to protect Ukraine on its self-determined way, and to meet old-fashioned thinking about spheres of influence from the nineteenth and twentieth century with answers from the global twenty-first century".

I think a woman should be wooed and chased, but maybe I'm old-fashioned for thinking that".

The fourth is an ingenious example of old-fashioned design thinking that has produced something special.

Perhaps that's why the Business Secretary, Vince Cable, told his recent spring party conference: "I am going to confront the old-fashioned negative thinking which says that all government needs to do to generate growth is cut worker and environmental protections".

One of the weak points of old-fashioned communist thinking was a failure to recognise that lots of people who are not involved in the design or production of physical objects, notably merchants, salespeople, bankers, lawyers, advertising executives and clergy, are nonetheless doing work that's crucial to the functioning of the economy and society.

I do not like rotation and he has restored my faith in the old-fashioned way of thinking: that you play your best team every time.