Sentence examples for supposedly outdated from inspiring English sources
This is all harks back to a precrisis specialty: get rid of supposedly outdated regulation, but create no new limits or powers to keep things from blowing up.
Some newcomers, such as Samoa and the Seychelles, have done well on the supposedly outdated strategy of offering basic shell companies shrouded in secrecy.
It took everyone by surprise, including the ranks of bemused media commentators who struggled to understand how such supposedly outdated ideas as those raised by Corbyn could get such an echo.
OTOH, the governmental system since 1997 has appeared to me to have ridden roughshod and at full tilt, but without much true conviction, at many supposedly outdated practises.
Labour complained yesterday that the court had been guided by a 1911 judgment based on a statute of 1895 against "false statements" about a candidate's "character or conduct" which supposedly draws an outdated distinction between someone's politics and personality.
But in a world where ever fewer people care about, or even understand the nature of, fiction, where readers and viewers demand facts and reality, outdated books of supposedly impartial information can be a useful reminder of just how slippery facts are — as unreliable as the most unreliable narrator.
The concept of original sin, for example, "is not some outdated relic from the religious past," Critchley writes, but is alive in any system of authoritarian rule — even the supposedly godless ones — in that they operate from the premise that "there is something essentially defective in human nature which requires a corrective".
