Sentence examples for outmoded attitudes from inspiring English sources

My hunch is that it was the result of outmoded attitudes and boneheaded budget cutting.

The women in Hot Brown Honey are all queen bees out to sting male assumptions and privilege, question outmoded attitudes and make links between different kinds of oppression.

The professions are rife with outmoded attitudes that persuade women they are not wanted, from male locker-room humour to a time-serving attitude to work.

To me, this attitude is outmoded, misrepresents modern Ireland, and as a Dubliner, is not something I recognize.

"But I think that attitude is becoming outmoded.

Those who advocate a more traditional, contemplative museum sound outmoded, élitist, and narrow-minded — precisely the attitude that museums are running from.

And are we not entitled to ask if certain attitudes are not the product of outmoded ideas and, perhaps, a bachelor psychosis on the part of those unacquainted with this sector of life?

But linguists — many of whom once promoted theories consistent with that attitude — now say such thinking is outmoded.

"President Obama will seek to impress upon regional leaders a new attitude toward Russia in which the outmoded fears of Russians hiding under the bed are a thing of the past," said a senior U.S. official who was not authorized to speak for attribution.

The little self-preserving movement he made, the kind and deadly caution, the attitude of inflexibility that had grown a bit stale with him, like an outmoded swagger.

Perhaps more than anyone else in the business, Galifianakis embodies the rebellion against the outmoded Comedy Club circuit — the exposed brick, the two-drink minimum, the indifferent audience, the "regular guy with an attitude" routine — which has come to be labeled the "indie comedy" movement.