Sentence examples for opinion as outdated from inspiring English sources

I fully support the idea of free speech and Mr. Noer is certainly entitled to his opinion as outdated and unrealistic as it is, but to make blanket assumptions about the morality of "Career Women" is offensive and irresponsible.

Regional copyright deals are as outdated as video cassettes.

For multiscreen multitaskers, a single monitor can seem as outdated as dial-up Internet.

Once universal in Italian primary schools, they were becoming as outdated as ink-wells.

In the meantime, it increasingly seems like a relic, as outdated as the Castros' Cuba.

Lard seems as outdated as a wood-burning stove, as risky as a quart of moonshine.

Mr Farage said: "If UKIP's share of the opinion polls were to continue as they are now, to exclude us from the debates when the Lib Dems were included last time would make British politics look as outdated as the closed shop and embarrassingly out of touch.

However, whether his comments were made off-the-cuff and without thought, or he is so confident that he doesn't feel the need to mask his true opinions, he is as outdated in his thinking as the industry he seeks to protect and promote.

Contributes opinions as well as facts.

She dismisses the notion of "unisex" as outdated.

Funding is always a challenge, and there's a tendency to view the organization as outdated.