Sentence examples for outdated style from inspiring English sources

Now when I see a hyphenated name, I think about an outdated style from the '80s, like big hair and shoulder pads.

She dressed in an outdated style, or, as one interviewee put it, "like a Soviet factory worker from the nineteen-fifties".

Part of Mrs. Clinton's problem, said Symone Sanders, a former top aide to Senator Bernie Sanders's campaign, is that the candidate is overly cautious and is conducting an outdated style of black outreach.

Another factor has to do with why men turned away from barbershops in the first place, finding it hard to get the more stylish, individual or careful haircuts they wanted from the outdated style sheet and cookie-cutter process practiced by so many barbers.

Yet even with that outdated style, the result (helped by a beautiful voice beneath) remains oddly entrancing.

However, brands like Pepsi, The Gap, Tropicana and others got hit with the reality that they were not as relevant due to an outdated style, look, and, for some, flavor.

It isn't necessarily an offense against good taste to borrow outdated styles of writing or to imagine a return to a glorious past.

WestPoint Stevens Inc., the bankrupt maker of Ralph Lauren Home, Martha Stewart and Joe Boxer bedding and bath products, plans to close an Alabama sheet factory and cut 300 jobs because the plant made outdated styles.

Growing up in an apartment in the boroughs didn't require gardening clothes, so why save old sneakers and outdated styles?

The outdated styles seem to reflect a deeper inertia among the exiles an inability to move beyond the political and social mind-set of the Shah era.

Nevertheless, certain basic changes in style and taste occurred during the course of the 17th century, and, although many painters long persisted in outdated styles, the same fundamental changes can be traced in the various specialities.