Sentence examples for perceived as outdated from inspiring English sources

The Hammond organ was perceived as outdated by the late 1970s, particularly in the UK, where it was often used to perform pop songs in social clubs.

Despite the song's commercial success, its lyrics were soon perceived as outdated by young people, as they increasingly experimented with marijuana and LSD.

The song's message was consequently perceived as outdated by the emerging youth counterculture, as popular artists ranging from The Beatles to Jefferson Airplane had written songs whose themes sharply contrasted that of "Kicks".

Moreover, they are often perceived as outdated, boring, impersonal, and inapplicable to the real-world demands of the workplace.

The complication of open RN could be perceived as outdated due to the rise in popularity of laparoscopic RN or PN for early-stage RCC.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

Those who opposed the restoration of customary practices perceived them as outdated practices (53%), contribute to slow development (20%), modernization and development (14%), and are not sustainable (13%).

However, anecdotal reports have often attributed this to a shortage of TB treatment outcome request forms coupled with poor perceptions of postal services in Zimbabwe by health workers which are perceived as inconvenient, unreliable and an outdated mode of communication.

Even though works and methods of design of the masters of the Studio Furniture movement are acclaimed, students perceive them as outdated and impractical.

He was an incredibly smart lyricist and incredibly clever with a melody; writing songs that could have been released in 2015 without anyone perceiving them as outdated.

Consequently, for these six patients their PAAPs were perceived as having little personal value because these were outdated and did not reflect their asthma symptoms, peak flow measurements and/or current treatment.