Sentence examples for outmoded view from inspiring English sources

Virchow's work Die Cellularpathologie, published in 1858, gave the deathblow to the outmoded view that disease is due to an imbalance of the four humours.

Terrorists pay no attention to national borders, so combating them requires leaving behind an outmoded view of nation-on-nation warfare.

But for critics like Mr. Renzi, who at 35 is a rising star of the Italian center-left, the Culture Ministry is besieged by an elephantine bureaucracy and an outmoded view of its mandate that effectively resists any attempt at modernization.

But many energy experts and executives say the study appears to take an outmoded view of how grid operators and some utilities are looking to meet their base loads, and have criticized the fast deadline and lack of outreach to those who oversee the electric system.

This statement reflects the outmoded view of descriptive bibliographies as collectors' guides rather than publication histories.

Even if one does not expect that the whole Great Chain of Being should be found in the fossil record, there is yet another outmoded view of evolution driving creationist antievolution propaganda.

And as punishment for your strangely outmoded views of sexuality, please give me 25 push-ups.

A novel is always a sociological text, and "Other Men's Daughters" documents outmoded views quite thoroughly.

Neither is the case: students should learn state of the art science, not outmoded views which have been rejected as science.

I believe outmoded views of the military are stopping us as a community from reaping the benefits a career in the military can provide.

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