Sentence examples for outmoded concept from inspiring English sources

Virginity – and the shame, confusion, pain – is an outmoded concept.

Maybe, in the future, strict ownership of a work of art will be an outmoded concept.

Simms borrows yet another outmoded concept from early-20th-century scholars when he repeatedly insists on the importance of "geopolitics".

Judging by this study's numbers, however, the "waist" is becoming an outmoded concept in men and women.

In short, for a growing number of companies, this will be the year when the borderless Internet economy becomes an outmoded concept.

ALEX ROSS: The so-called Big Five — the orchestras of Boston New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Chicago — is an outmoded concept.

Outmoded concepts, as the Seeko'o sees it.

And in the Breuer building's alternative environment, all kinds of outmoded concepts could be relaxed.

For all the talk of loyalty and 'repaying' the club who has 'stood by him' through two years of injury setbacks, you sort of wonder whether the average fan would apply the same outmoded concepts of unconditional loyalty in their own career moves.

In the nineteen-seventies, historians like Henri Ellenberger and Frank Sulloway pointed out that most of Freud's ideas about the unconscious were not original, and that his theories relied on outmoded concepts from nineteenth-century biology, like the belief in the inheritability of acquired characteristics (Lamarckianism).

Oriental is an outmoded ethnocentric concept referring to Asiatic societies where, Europeans imagined, passions ran closer to the surface than in their own chilly, restrained civilization.