Sentence examples similar to think of as outmoded from inspiring English sources

If, for example, you think typists are as outmoded as typewriters, you'd be wrong.

"When you say fan, people think of an outmoded item or an utilitarian article made of disposable materials," he said during an interview.

Politically, the city has broken down most racial and gender barriers in the last 20 years; many residents think of Houston as an open-minded town where overt discrimination is both outmoded and rare.

I suspect that most people think of etymologists as a rather rigid lot, insisting on universal obeisance to some outmoded concept of proper English.

Our grandchildren will no doubt think of us as unwieldy social dangerspots who could offend anyone at any minute with our outmoded language.

Think of these things as being fluid and when they're outmoded or outdated, come up with some new ones.

Today, however, this understanding of value is as outmoded as the old assembly line that it resembles and so is the view of strategy that goes with it.

Today's human beings, mere quintessences of dust, will be as outmoded as Homo Erectus.

People have rejected instant coffee, he assures us, and "the priorities of fast food already seem as outmoded as Futurism or Vorticism".

And still others will suggest that the unabashed white-maleness of a Romney-Ryan ticket is as outmoded as that 1970s commercial mainstay, Mr. Microphone.

To us, Repton's metaphor for his art -- landscape painting -- feels almost as outmoded as the idea of the "picturesque" itself.