Sentence examples for somewhat antiquated from inspiring English sources

"It's a fair criticism, but somewhat antiquated," Mr. Davis said.

The machine is somewhat antiquated — akin somewhat to an old Atari machine game console.

Mr. Aligbonon's thoughts on the role of women and on adultery have a somewhat antiquated air about them.

But I still don't expect their activists to be blowing up the (somewhat antiquated) Cornish rail network any time soon.

Floor-to-ceiling windows maximise the views – though the direct sunlight streaming in can leave the somewhat antiquated air-conditioning units struggling to keep things cool.

Lately, I've become somewhat antiquated in his teenage world, but when I told him about our trip and the caves, he responded: "That's cool".

I think people are beginning to realise there's something weird and antiquated and somewhat silly about this fetishised attention.

The most livable of the antiquated and somewhat ghostly trio of apartments at 907 Fifth Avenue once owned, but rarely occupied, by the reclusive copper heiress Huguette M. Clark sold for $22.5 million, the most expensive sale of the week, according to city records.

Now the Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum displays the Atwood as part of its collection, like an elderly relative to whom tribute must be paid but whose antiquated manners are somewhat quaint.

Offering Him up as the meaning of life is either tautological - God is the meaning of life because the meaning of life is God - or it suggests an antiquated architect "widely considered to have a somewhat twisted sense of humour".

Indeed, the intricacies of the translation were celebrated by linguists and literary critics alike, recognizing the challenges involved in translating the antiquated Spanish of Cervantes into a living language that, somewhat like Chinese or Arabic, has diverging dialects that can be mutually unintelligible.