Sentence examples for slightly antiquated from inspiring English sources

Instead, it has a rear turret, or belvedere, which is raised prominently above the height of the rest of the house, overlooking the town: this was a slightly antiquated feature, but was widely used in other Wynn family properties, including Bodysgallen Hall.

It is a simple but lovely image, gently mocking the central, if perhaps slightly antiquated, role of religion in contemporary Colombian life.

It recognizes the continuity and tentative nature of most e-mail messages and allows currency to a charming but slightly antiquated word.

'PHOTON ThePEDO' The name is a slightly antiquated reference to Star Trek and the tool itself is similarly aged - used to "actively grab the IP address of an MSN messenger user".

The easy passage from science to nature to fantasy without ever leaving the realm of art is the typical journey inspired by Panamarenko's slightly antiquated, beautifully built eccentricities, which include racing cars, a submarine and many, many flying machines.

Yet, like wired internet connections and AOL's mail client, it's one of those slightly antiquated things that seems to make more sense to older people.

They are prepared according to a somewhat antiquated technology, known for the last 60 years.

But as smart TVs become ever smarter, previous generations of unconnected sets may soon appear only slightly less antiquated than the black-and-white models of yesteryear.

The business model for our best-managed bank of 2007 is antiquated, but it works: 135-year-old Hudson City offers depositors slightly higher rates than competitors and slightly lower rates to borrowers, who just happen to borrow a lot.

The ports are antiquated.

That seemed antiquated once.