Sentence examples for outmoded ideas from inspiring English sources

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.

These are the actions of powerful men in service of outmoded ideas.

But the political and intellectual elites who have dominated the previous era are stuck in outmoded ideas.

Jonathan Rutherford is right, "the political and intellectual elites who have dominated the previous era are stuck in outmoded ideas".

Being a disruptor isn't about making friends, O.K.? It's about taking outmoded ideas and turning them on their ears.

But Clinton was relying on an outmoded idea of populism.

Maybe that's an outmoded idea that won't survive the election cycle.

"There's some socially outmoded idea that it's not a polite topic of conversation," Mr. Slocum said.

But his notion that atheism is "perhaps our only chance for peace" is as naïve as the outmoded idea that the religious are necessarily better people than atheists.

The Japanese boast the longest lifespan on Earth, yet older Japanese men still cling to the outmoded idea of wives as servile attendants - leaving many elderly women to view their longevity as more of a curse than a blessing.