Sentence examples for to be outmoded from inspiring English sources

There, however, the style of his operas was by then beginning to be outmoded.

During the Wichita program, however, Scarborough declared such criticism of the Kochs to be outmoded.

His document extolled the "breakneck speed of change in the technology" and stated, "Government attempts to regulate [the Internet] are likely to be outmoded by the time they are finally enacted".

Since they took over from the Whitbread awards back in 2006, the Costas have struggled to find new life in a roster of prizes that has often appeared to be outmoded.

Only with the advent of strictly demarcated disciplines – science in one corner, art in another – would the cabinet come to be outmoded in the 19th century; although it had its last hurrah, perhaps, in the extraordinary Pitt Rivers collection in Oxford.

The two devices were brought together as the Kinetophone in 1895, but individual, cabinet viewing of motion pictures was soon to be outmoded by successes in film projection.

To Ms. Risca, who believes silicon chips will be outmoded soon, Java is computer-speak, not a beverage.

Consciousness could be outmoded.

At his news conference today, Lord Robertson sounded almost like Mr. Putin in arguing that the current NATO approach to Russia is outmoded in a world facing new threats.

But Sarandos said traditional approaches to movie distribution were outmoded.

The one cause many had in common was opposition to America's war in Vietnam but they were driven above all by a youthful desire to rebel against all that was outmoded, rigid and authoritarian.