Sentence examples for slightly dated from inspiring English sources

Its frantic pace makes 24 seems slightly dated.

When I was there last, rooms at the Salamanca Inn were, well, roomy, but slightly dated.

But, beneath a slightly dated exterior, it has plenty to offer.

Now, however, those sections look slightly dated, a little like earnest modern ballet.

(Cue slightly dated picture of hunky doctor with cute baby - swoon).

Even though the current cabin is slightly dated, it is certainly put together well.

Of the two empirical studies that utilized CGE modeling to estimate the welfare effects of SAFTA, one is slightly dated.

Naím's thinking seems slightly dated in its loyalty to the notion that states are a priori legitimate actors.

Other writers disagreed with Byatt on women's writing, with the Costa prize-winning author AL Kennedy calling her views "possibly slightly dated".

But the experimental, forward-looking nature of "DANCE" has meant that it has aged fairly well (though Mr LeWitt's black-and-white projections can feel slightly dated).

Jimmy Fallon is the executive producer of "Guys With Kids," and some of the jokes are amusing, but the show is a traditional sitcom that looks slightly dated.