Sentence examples for quickly date from inspiring English sources

New technologies such as wearable devices could quickly date small screens on the seat in front.

There are enough curves along the flanks and fenders to appease younger buyers, but Infiniti wisely avoided anything too gimmicky that would quickly date the design.

In retrospect, perhaps disingenuously, she hoped her book would "quickly date and disappear" as the feminist revolution swept all before it.

With a programme as of its moment as Girls was back in 2012, the worry is it will quickly date, become irrelevant and be replaced by the next new "voice of a generation".

"To grow a content company it is vital to venture beyond the traditional approaches to television and online media that so quickly date, and there is nobody better placed to explore this with than Joanna," said Murdoch.

Sure, devoting a chapter to "surviving in the downturn" or "launching in the downturn" might quickly date this publication, but it seems absurd not to even address how a company can weather a financial storm.

The stimulus shouldn't be used to install quickly dated technology.

Some may wonder whether terroir is itself just another gastronomic concept set to enter the foodie lexicon before quickly dating.

Technology features may not provide a good return when selling a used car, Mr. Clark said, because they become quickly dated.

Several comic novels — "The Big Question" by Chuck Barris, "The King of Pain" by Seth Kaufman — have tried to tackle reality television by envisioning some future show that is appallingly outlandish, an approach that risks being quickly dated because, in real life, today's unimaginably awful premise is tomorrow's Top 10 series.

Behind this lies an assumption that people reveal themselves most profoundly in private, because the things we do at home are the most intense but also the most universal of human experiences, as opposed to the quickly dated particularities of politics.