Sentence examples for somewhat outmoded from inspiring English sources
These days, though, the threat of snooping grownups feels somewhat outmoded.
This definition held the field for about 50 years and is still considered essentially correct, though somewhat outmoded.
Monologue is a somewhat outmoded literary device but one that le Carré uses a great deal and to great effect.
Over the years, rail had become somewhat outmoded because of its set schedule of delivery times, observed Frank Caccavo, a Cushman & Wakefield broker.
Writing for DealBook last month about the Netflix case, Steven M. Davidoff criticized the securities laws for being somewhat outmoded in the social media age, and argued that executives' posting on Facebook and Twitter was a good thing.
And the model of the "sage on the stage" is now seen as somewhat outmoded – or at least, as only one way, and not always the best, of teaching students.
Not just intellectually outmoded, not just emotionally somewhat off, but actually, for this reader — as I suspect will be the case for many American readers — downright offensive?
Outmoded equipment slowed research.
"My therapist says" is outmoded.
Why do outmoded keys, like ESC, persist?
