Sentence examples for outdated sentiment from inspiring English sources
But that's just outdated sentiment.
But suddenly, the flag-waving author of "Over There" found his outdated sentiments back in vogue.
Then there are some of the many attractions that bring people to the city that he missed out in favour of outdated sentiments, such as the Laing Art Gallery, the Tyneside cinema, Blackfriars dining hall, the Tynemouth Priory and Castle, the Jazz Cafe, both universities and any one of the many bridges spanning the Tyne - I could go on.
Jewish argument in favour of circumcision is wreathed in sentiment and outdated notions of identity.
There is a collective sentiment that outdated educational laws such as those in Mississippi ignore the facts.
As many incredible social entrepreneurs around the country are proving, such sentiments are outdated.
Tammy Wynette also sang "stand by your man" – while her sentiment may be outdated, the reproductive advice is pretty sound.
And if the sentiment behind the line felt a touch outdated, that probably suited everyone in the room just fine.
From our vantage today, across a 30-year gap overgrown with irony, the sentiments expressed by the couple might seem quaint, as outdated as the groovy beads and horn-rim glasses they sport.
