Sentence examples for though antiquated from inspiring English sources

And the Democratic Party -- even though it has lost the White House and Congress -- may find some small consolation in the knowledge that its image, though antiquated, still appeals to more voters than any other.

Even though antiquated tracks along the Washington-Boston run rarely allow the Acela to reach its optimal speed of 150 m.p.h., the sleek trains, for which passengers pay a hefty premium, helped Amtrak gain market share from airline shuttles while earning an operating profit in the Northeast Corridor.

Though antiquated, his epic compositions continue to impact modern culture — namely cinema.

People don't know how to react, so they lash out to try and preserve a comfortable, though antiquated and harmful, system.

Rick Santorum's attitudes towards diminishing same-sex rights, though antiquated and infuriating to non-conservatives in the year 2012, will destroy the possibility of the Harkonnens ever ruling the universe.

Sometimes though, our antiquated cultures hold us back from our nature and reason.

Though comparatively antiquated, it has been a reliable workhorse of space flight.

The slim blue 4.1-ounce Zire 31 isn't entirely antiquated, though.

He called it "antiquated," though he said he had considered it.

The lesson seems to be that even though tipping is indeed an antiquated model, and even though much of the developed world has moved on from this archaic, class-based system, Americans remain convinced — wrongly, many researchers say — that service is always better, and prices cheaper, when tips are a factor.

Detractors of Mr. Bothwell, who was elected in November, are threatening to take the city to court for swearing him in last week, even though the state's antiquated requirement that officeholders believe in God is unenforceable because it violates the United States Constitution.