Sentence examples for totally obsolete from inspiring English sources
Grass's moral authority, in her view, "has been made totally obsolete by this affair".
Since the revolution began, the political cycles have moved so fast that no opinion seems either totally current or totally obsolete.
Nobody'd ever done that before, not even the ancient Romans... STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: The bridge would be totally obsolete right after midnight, January 1, 2000, because by then everybody who was going over to the next century would be there already.
This age group was actively dating pre-Tinder, so the concept of meeting people through friends, at work or – gasp! – in public, isn't totally obsolete, it's just slightly harder.
Think the cabbage shredder described this weekend in the Times ("Equipped with a razor-sharp blade inserted into a stout board, he charged a penny a head to slice cabbages into the raw material for sauerkraut") is a totally obsolete idea?
Polling by Fluent and eMarketer in the US suggests that nearly half of smartphone users now wait at least three years between upgrades, while data from Gallup suggests more than half wait until their phone stops working or becomes "totally obsolete".
Is employer training completely obsolete?
All the stadiums are obsolete.
Will all this advice be obsolete?
Finally, we have virtual reality coming in to totally upend things, perhaps rendering the commute obsolete altogether.
