Sentence examples for outmoded of from inspiring English sources

Beyond that, the section titled "Fending Off Racism" betrays a faith in that most outmoded of social tools: the Professional Black Friend.

The latent energy residing in the most destitute and outmoded of things is, through the construction of new political constellations, transformed into an intoxicating, revolutionary experience (SW 2, 210).

In 1978 personal computers were just beginning to trickle into the marketplace but were in nowhere near the kind of high demand they are in today while DVRs and DVD players were not even on the scene yet (VCRs, now outmoded of course, were also popping up in American living rooms in the late '70s).

And it felt a refreshing move in the context of haute couture, a branch of fashion still lumbering under the weight of outmoded tropes of femininity.

It is time to get rid of outmoded notions of Riesling being "sweet".

Some of the outmoded iconography of evolution e.g., the unilineal evolution of horses from four-toed browsers to single-toed grazers provides cases in point.

All the talk of muscling Wal-Mart is an anachronism, a legacy of an outmoded way of selling things.

President Trump's budget is a product of an outmoded view of how the world works and the genuine threats to our way of life.

It made Dracula into the enemy of some outmoded form of sexual morality.

Yet the essays retain a force of example that harden them against being read, with fond nostalgia, as mere articles of an outmoded age of cultural criticism.

As Dorothy is called to get out of that outmoded situation of dustbowl Kansas.