Sentence examples for outmoded things from inspiring English sources

It features outmoded things such as editorials and paid reporters.

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).

It was a hopelessly lame, outmoded, inexplicable thing for a little boy to want be.

Books, dull knives, outmoded cameras — useless things.

I suspect every young woman eventually finds a figure (or, more likely, a series of figures) who helps disabuse her of certain stifling notions about femininity, of all the outmoded binaries — the things a woman is supposed to choose between as she comes into her own.

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

And he warned against micromanaging that could get a company stuck in outmoded ways of doing things while the world changed around them.

The outmoded wooden hardware for those things was starting to wear thin.

In the end, the old way of doing things seems hopelessly outmoded; we wonder how we ever thought that was the right way to do things.

Isn't the whole thing a bit outmoded?

Like it or not, today's cities are the muddled product, among other things, of speed, greed, outmoded social agendas and ill-suited postmodern aesthetics.