Sentence examples for something obsolescent from inspiring English sources

There was something obsolescent about Toulon who looked an unfamiliar collection of individuals, no matter how expensively assembled, rather than a team, churning out the expected moves and too easily surprised.

It's hard, watching four or five films a day amid crowds of fellow pilgrims, to believe that you're participating in something marginal, obsolescent or beleaguered.

Japanese artist Takayo Kiyota takes familiar eel rolls and spicy tempura and molds them into something we can definetely note as obsolescent art.

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

Lupita Sanchez is a veteran member of the obsolescent class.

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

The idea that war is obsolescent may seem preposterously utopian.

The whole Playboy thing is obsolescent, as is Hefner, who is 89.

Thornberry's deployment of the Spitfire as an analogy for obsolescent military technology attracted particular scorn.

We convinced that big planes are constructed on obsolescent principles... View Article By Rebecca Mead By George Packer By Anthony Lane By Jia Tolentino.

The same is true of other obsolescent parts, dozens of them.