Sentence examples for so obsolete from inspiring English sources

It's just really like so obsolete.

But it's not that everyone has suddenly forgotten how to do things, or that technology has become so obsolete".

No other photographer has given us a kiss between two men which has made the word "queer" seem so obsolete.

As in most other states, its 30-year-old computer runs on Cobol, a language so obsolete the state must summon retirees to make changes.

But now there is a global theocratic state, unboundaried and floating and so obsolete it must depend on suicidal fervour to gain its aims.

Most of the major studios had either lost or destroyed cans of silent films to make way for sound, thinking that it was history and so obsolete.

Seems like it doesn't so much obsolete the GF2 as offer an alternate body.

Hardware could be upgraded every three to four years so that obsolete technologies rotate out of the fleet much more quickly.

"There is tremendous overcrowding in the system because there are not enough buses in the fleet and there are so many obsolete, dysfunctional buses," Ramsey said.

They are a much easier path hit home runs instead of the tedious and painful regimens that had become so quaintly obsolete.

Lawrence Budner Manhattan, March 1 To the Editor: When cable or satellite television goes down because of a technical issue, the weather or some other local or systemic problem (like a contract dispute between a network and cable provider) over-the-air broadcasting instantly switches from so-called obsolete status to a simple, brilliant idea — and a lifeline to the outside world.