Sentence examples for outdated notion from inspiring English sources

This outdated notion is no longer accepted.

That is, I think, an outdated notion.

But what, in the end, was harmed besides some outdated notion of amateurism?

Many media buyers "are probably under 35, and they have a very outdated notion of what AARP is and certainly an outdated notion of what it means to be over 50," Mr. Perello said.

Australian design has long been plagued by an outdated notion that anything imported trumps anything locally produced.

Companies based on the outdated notion of inherent difficulty of copying must change or they will die.

Many have outdated notions about the price of systems, assuming that batteries still cost the same as they did a couple of years ago, or even six months ago.

Despite these advances, current thinking about the role of older adults is mired in outdated notions.

Mr. Geibel said he knew that "people still carry around outdated notions" about Asbury Park.

My distorted body image resulted, I think, from outdated notions of femininity and motherhood.

Jewish argument in favour of circumcision is wreathed in sentiment and outdated notions of identity.