Sentence examples for seemed obsolete from inspiring English sources

As I watched children play with Spheros and other robotic toys, the debate over stem seemed obsolete.

They were Wall Street titans of the early and mid-1990's but by the end of the decade seemed obsolete to some.

Petty Officer Foster, 27, attributed the spread of the groups to a new generation of junior enlisted sailors, who grew up accustomed to having openly gay friends and family and for whom the "don't ask, don't tell" policy seemed obsolete.

With the end of the Evil Empire, spies seemed obsolete, and so did the labyrinthine narrative of the intelligence operative, with its tradecraft, safe houses, moles and dead drops.

Then internet prices were skyrocketing and fundamental methods of choosing stocks seemed obsolete.

Thus it will continue to fulfil its remit even in the light of further developments or discoveries, whereas otherwise it might soon have seemed obsolete or obsolescent.

Even the project's scale seems obsolete.

Meanwhile, the communications revolution made the quarterly seem obsolete.

In the era of power tennis, tactical niceties can seem obsolete.

Still, the presumption that any Israeli government deserves the benefit of the doubt seems obsolete.

Most fundamentally, Basel III seems obsolete even before it can formally take effect over the next few years.