Sentence examples for seems defunct from inspiring English sources

In the Summer of LeBron, the old formula seems defunct.

Knowing and caring about what's going on seems defunct after lad culture and turbo-consumption and its hedonistic devil-may-care manifesto.

NATO's new guiding doctrine, Strategic Concept 2010, already seems defunct given the violations of the document's position that terrorism is a high priority because it "poses a direct threat to the security of the citizens of NATO countries, and to international stability and prosperity more broadly".

To others, it may seem as defunct as the idea itself.

Sadly COHRE now seems to be defunct; perhaps the office was demolished.

It sadly now seems to be defunct.

As Swarovski has seized this terrain from Steuben, now defunct, it seems to be edging out Lesage in the decorative encrustation of designer fashion, working with houses from Armani to Zoë Kravitz.

I'd forgotten about Stockjungle, which is now defunct, it seems, because it couldn't get enough investors to make managing the fund economical especially since it charged very low fees.

Down at the beach, the upright concrete pylons of the destroyed boardwalk lent the Rockaways a Stonehenge eeriness — symbols, it seemed, of a defunct civilization.

The charity has two other trading names listed with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission – the Australian Climate Science Coalition (ACSC) and ListenToUs – but both of these seem to be defunct.

You don't have to have thought last week's Ed singles-dominated singles chart was a national disaster to realise that it made the concept of the single seem abstract and defunct.