Sentence examples for so antiquated from inspiring English sources

"It seems so antiquated and offensive on every level.

I think the annual review process is so antiquated.

But its financial systems are so antiquated that no one really knows.

"This is so antiquated, but Anne belongs to somebody else now," her mother said.

Or maybe he said "bore" and I heard "boor" because Ilan's way of talking seemed so antiquated to me.

But the design is so antiquated and inefficient, that even Pakistan stopped using those centrifuges long ago.

What is that image on the cover, so strangely antiquated and modern at the same time?

Today, that idea is so obviously antiquated that it could elicit a good chuckle from the many scientists in that field.

It would curb so many antiquated tropes: the use of young women, say, underdressed or not dressed at all, who are barely fleshed out as characters before that flesh is coveted, wounded, or worse.

Their notion of lyric writing as a craft, a verbal equivalent of melodic composition, grounded in wit and elegant wordplay, is today so thoroughly antiquated that one can barely find a context for it.

Not all geeks are libertarians, for example, nor do all of them dismiss the idea of intellectual property rights for software and music as just so much antiquated baloney.