Sentence examples for so obsolescent from inspiring English sources

"Aging (adj): (of a thing) reaching the end of useful life; growing old or older, especially visibly and obviously so; obsolescent.

He portrays knowledge and experience being cast aside as so much obsolescent bunk; the vision of a cleared-out library fits what he says to perfection.

Apparently it's not so easy just to strike obsolescent laws from the books.

The protagonists of Mr. Means's America are landscapes, weathers, structures and possessions -- shoddy, soon obsolescent, second-hand, stolen.

Like so many children's institutions, it had become obsolescent after 1935, when the number of children in out-of-home care declined sharply with the Congressional passage of Aid to Dependent Children provisions that guaranteed government support -- welfare -- to poor children in their own homes.

These severe vascular lesions explained the different glomerular alterations including ischemic and obsolescent glomeruli, as is commonly observed in the so-called "benign" arteriolonephrosclerosis.

D. Price Jones: Obsolescent, Jonathan's first slip?

So do computer terminals, each of which, come to think of it, is the spatial equivalent of a stacked set of the Encyclopaedia Britannica (to mention the kind of obsolescent publication clearly destined for truckage across the Meadows).

Lupita Sanchez is a veteran member of the obsolescent class.

The idea that war is obsolescent may seem preposterously utopian.

They come down when they are obsolescent in 30-40 years. 30-40 years