Sentence examples for particularly dated from inspiring English sources

A lot more than I thought it would and [it] doesn't seem particularly dated to me".

There's something about a flappy suit trouser breaking over the face of a slick fronted boot that looks particularly dated".

Raising the cry of "radical feminism" seems a particularly dated canard to anyone familiar with the nuns' actual life and role in the nation.

From a space enthusiast's point of view, there is nothing more depressing than the fact that 2001 does not look particularly dated.

Nor does the sensibility of Mr. Lopez's and Mr. Marx's adhesive songs, conceived as sweetly satiric homages to the instructional ditties of "Sesame Street," feel particularly dated.

The insulting notion that it's a miracle for an Italian-American woman like me to attend college makes the show's premise particularly dated, but it's in keeping with decades of television assumptions and stereotypes.

Finally, the retrospective nature of this analysis led to substantial missing data for some variables, particularly dates.

Colonoscopy reports were also evaluated with regard to procedural measurements, particularly date of investigation, indication for procedure, bowel preparation, amount of sedatives used and success of cecal intubation.

Small-Screen Premiere Interested in record album covers, particularly those dating to the heyday of rock?

Unfortunately, Edmonton has a lot of rather odd and uninspired architecture, particularly that dating from the 1990s and early 2000s.

Scottish Borders Council agreed to the proposals but councillors said it was "essential" that historical burial lairs, particularly those dating from the 18th and 19th centuries were maintained.