Sentence examples for thought outdated from inspiring English sources

Black expressed his view on the Bill of Rights in his opinion in the 1947 case, Adamson v. California, which he saw as his "most significant opinion written:" "I cannot consider the Bill of Rights to be an outworn 18th century 'strait jacket.'... Its provisions may be thought outdated abstractions by some.

He mentioned a bill to allow Mexicans living abroad to vote and another to end the ban on re-election of congressmen, which most politicians now think outdated.

Abolition of the AWB divided farming unions, with the Farmers' Union of Wales (FUW) saying the board was "vital" while the National Farmers UnionNFUNFU) thought it "outdated and unnecessary".

Abolition of the AWB has divided farming unions, with the Farmers Union of Walessayingng the board was "vital" while the National Farmers Unionn thought it "outdated and unnecessary".

Clearly Margaret Court's views that she has expressed on same‑sex marriage, same‑gender marriage, I think are outdated.

"I thought they were outdated and finished 30 years ago, and in my wildest dreams I never would have imagined they would last this long".

"It was 1993 … and I thought it was outdated and backwards," said Lankford, 52, who has written a book about her time in the park service.

We thought that was outdated for today's marketplace.

It was performed via 47 specially placed loudspeakers, although – ever the progressive – Zinovieff now thinks loudspeakers are outdated.

"I want to be happy in my own environment, and about two years ago I started to think it looked outdated.

Among millennials there's a feeling that technology and particularly internet-based technology can solve a lot of problems; I think government feels outdated to a lot of young people.