Sentence examples for seem out of date from inspiring English sources

Acura wasted no time or budget on electronic gizmos that will soon seem out of date.

The current laws, which treat suspects as either civilian criminals or enemy soldiers, seem out of date and arbitrary.

Seeing Barat, Hammond and Rossomando standing together sharing vocals, with Powell staunch behind them, such comparisons seem out of date.

It is called the Kirby Home Renovation System and it makes the ordinary vacuum cleaner seem out of date.

From a 21st-century vantage point, existentialism – like most faded youth subcultures – can now seem out of date and profoundly silly.

But writing for The Independent's website today Patrick Diamond, a former adviser to Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, warns that with falling oil prices and signs that wages are growing this message may seem out of date by next May.

Hopes of a power-sharing government  seem out-of-date as Isis closes in on the capital and has made it clear that it does not want to talk to Shia but to kill them or drive them out of Iraq.

When you can, wearing some elaborate clothes that might seem out-of-date can be a great way to give off the impression that you're undead.

But that trend now seems out-of-date.

"The development teams were using scrum and were doing things differently, while the management team was stuck doing things the same old-fashioned way"—moving too slowly and relying on too many written reports that always seemed out-of-date.

She had work experience, but her résumé seemed out of date.