Sentence examples for seemed outmoded from inspiring English sources

His style seemed outmoded by the time he died in 1900.

Equipment capabilities are advancing faster than demand for extra power -- a switch from the days when a new computer seemed outmoded the minute it was bought.

In this proudly Protestant, mercantile "Great Britain", the balance of power shifted from the royal court to Westminster and the City, and the aristocratic culture seemed outmoded and exclusive.

As she worked in art galleries, she became dissatisfied with painting because to her, it seemed "outmoded and, technologically speaking, it had died a long time ago".

But such experiments are beginning to seem outmoded.

Yet increasingly, that old mainstream media/blogger distinction seems outmoded.

But at the world's tech crossroads they seem outmoded in "the city that knows how".

The nursing home was built like a hospital, but its construction seems outmoded.

For a generation trained to use Google, this approach seems outmoded, illogical or impossible.

He remained a lightning rod, a provocateur, notwithstanding some softening, and his posture came to seem outmoded, cultish.

These days, when the world's wealthy typically opt for status symbols more exclusive than the average Rolex, that touchstone of success may seem outmoded.