Sentence examples for outdated white from inspiring English sources

King had a dream, and it did not include outdated white supremacist attitudes such as Rocker's.

To its critics in the UK and France, Hinkley Point C is an expensive, unsafe and outdated white elephant.

The debate over the Jackling estate has pitted preservationists from Woodside and beyond against those, like Mr. Jobs and many property owners here, who argue that a man's home is his castle and if the castle happens to be an outdated white elephant its fate should be his to determine.

The fresh perspective sees Binary bet on founders that don't match what Teo calls "outdated" patterns — white investors fundings founders in their network that look just like them.

"I came back and said, 'Oh shit, Ken, this game is so out of touch it should be wearing a leisure suit,'" Lowe recalls with a laugh, this prophetic quip giving sleazy try-hard Larry both his nickname and his intentionally outdated, all-white polyester outfit.

While the film largely avoids the noxious stereotypes of subservient African-Americans for which movies like "Gone With the Wind" have become notorious, it reinforces, even if inadvertently, the outdated assumption that white men are the primary movers of history and the main sources of social progress.

Be audacious with skirting boards: white is outdated.

And by the time it's finished, the station could be useless, outdated-a space-age white elephant by any rational cost-benefit analysis.

You probably know someecards as the startup that makes those hilarious online greeting cards with the oddly black and white, and usually outdated pictures.

Sure they look hilariously bad in their white pumps and outdated red dresses but if you really get down to the science of it and are totally asexually objective, they do look better.

But until the fashion industry stops thinking of black people as cliches that would have looked outdated in Alabama in the 1960s, white is still the new white.