Sentence examples for outmoded about from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Humphreys' impeccably acted production proves there is nothing outmoded about examining why, in the 21st century, men still want to rescue and women still want to be ravished.

Laura Baggaley's recent blog, and the responses to it, about the role of producers highlight on-going tensions and outmoded perceptions about the relationship between producers and artists that dog British theatre, and the squeamishness that many seem to feel about those rare creatures who combine artistic vision with real entrepreneur flair.

But that may reflect outmoded ideas about gender mixing as much as homophobia.

Today's Labour party has not shed these outmoded ideas about the nature of work.

But the really outmoded part about the concert is that the link between them is the radio.

Not only is he responsible for pipes that are outmoded and about to become superfluous, he's also mourning the recent death of his mentor and best friend.

It is also challenging a cosseted, tradition-bound culture -- that still blushes at the word condom -- to shake off outmoded assumptions about sex, drugs and AIDS.

It is important not to descend into outmoded stereotypes about women and men that characterise men as testosterone-driven and women as risk-averse.

Government officials promise urban improvements but peddle outmoded ideas about sweeping away informal neighborhoods: ridding the city of its poor while erecting skyscrapers to produce Dubai on the Nile for the well-to-do.

It reflects an outmoded myth about amateurism that leaves players unpaid, unable to advocate for their health and safety, and without even the normal freedoms that other college students have.

As for Mr. Potter himself, while he may want more freedom to run the Postal Service like a real business, he, too, seemed surprisingly wedded to outmoded ideas about mail service in America.