Sentence examples for outmoded belief from inspiring English sources
Reader comments form part of the overall wordstorm described above, and it's true I'm not a huge fan of them, but that's chiefly because I'm an elderly man from the age of steam who clings irrationally to the outmoded belief that articles and letters pages should be kept separate, just like church and state.
Investors have been harshly critical of Galvin for clinging to the outmoded belief that Motorola should remain a vertically integrated telecommunications company in an era when many of the company's products, most notably semiconductors and cellular telephones were becoming commodities.
Each of these breakthroughs overturns an outmoded belief that turns into a physical limitation.
The negative pole is found with militant skeptics, who are wedded to an outmoded belief that the five senses are basically reliable, that only physical things are real, and that "pure" objectivity is possible, with the corollary that subjectivity will always be the enemy of real science.
During this time he penned stories that criticize outmoded beliefs.
When faced with a time or epoch that requires radical change we must begin to enter a period of mental pruning -- a stage of "cutting back" our outmoded belief-systems, ideas, priorities and excesses: a pruning back of our delusions.
The game's 1960s setting highlights archaic, outmoded beliefs still prevalent in the modern gaming industry.
OK, it's true that most characters come to grief regardless of their personal growth, but those who hold fast to old ways or outmoded beliefs are often the least fortunate.
We may have to deal with that part of ourselves that may not feel worthy of "going for the gold" and disengage from outmoded beliefs of our own deservedness.
In 1947's What is Literature?, he jettisoned a sacred notion of literature as capable of replacing outmoded religious beliefs in favour of the view that it should have a committed social function.
Others blame ineffectual laws, lax policing, India's deep seated patriarchal system and outmoded religious beliefs that place the burden of chastity squarely on women's shoulders.
