Sentence examples for really outdated from inspiring English sources

"It was really outdated and it was a mess.

He said that an accusation, often made by his Republicans critics, that environmental concerns were in conflict with economic growth was "really outdated".

I think that holding on to the old ways and the old argument that the environment and the economy are in conflict is really outdated.

"I'm going for a style that's really outdated: 1940s French chanson," Mr. Condon said over Korean barbecue and beer at a restaurant in his neighborhood in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

My daughter turned 14 yesterday, it's the centenary of voting rights for women, and I've been thinking about how the whole concept of female role models is really outdated.

But then we asked, 'What do you hate about the dinosaur exhibits?' And people used exactly the same words -- that they haven't changed in 50 years". The reinstallation was necessary because the exhibitions "were physically old and the information about dinosaurs was really outdated," said Dr. Taylor.

BUT is the S.E.C.'s lens really so outdated?

Is Pakistan's view of its interests really that outdated?

The phones — well, some people liked them, but it really was outdated," she said.

Perhaps it's time to stop encouraging employees to play politics, and instead recognize that office politics is really an outdated game that no one wants to play.

I understood that policies change from administration to administration, but could science, based on years of research, really become outdated, too?