Sentence examples for outdated of from inspiring English sources

It was always a quixotic project to blend a buzzy, growing Web site with the most outdated of print relics, a newsweekly.

Seated around an elegantly laid table, the students nibble on scones, practise cutting cakes and learn how to behave like that resoundingly outdated of concepts, an English lady.

It also has another reputation, now outdated, of being a bit sleepy.

The post-colonial UK Smith encountered as Prime Minister seemed to him "foreign and somewhat effete", to quote Kenneth Young, while Smith was "a foreigner in all but language to most British politicians a man of convictions so outdated, of tastes so naive, as to make mutual understanding almost impossible".

For large regions of the World, spatially-referenced settlement and population data are outdated, of poor quality or lacking entirely.

The association between hyperuricemia and cardiovascular diseases is not specific, but this one (specificity) is probably the most outdated of Hill's considerations.

Israeli films should be art, not commerce, goes the outdated, out-of-step thinking.

However, confusion often persists because of outdated ways of thinking about the topic.

The bottom line is we should discredit the power of outdated tenets of decorum -- we're not fooling anyone.

If we are to believe what has been written about the Camp David talks, they collapsed not because of an outdated idea of holiness, but rather an outdated idea of sovereignty.

Western diplomats complain of an "outdated stereotype" of Saudi tolerance for terrorism.