Sentence examples for viewed as old from inspiring English sources

Data showing a similar outlook yesterday were largely viewed as old news.

Building a business organically or, heaven forfend, making things, was viewed as old hat.

Also, where folks used to wait for "confirmation" of a buy or sell signal, that's now viewed as old school.

Mildly revised concepts previously shown at other salons — the Citroën Tubik comes to mind — could be fairly viewed as old pigs with new lipstick.

Their strategy to acquire their paying customers may be viewed as "old school" (i.e., field and inside sales) but it has been effective.

They did not want to be viewed as "old men" who had lost some of their mojo.

"That kind of comity is sometimes viewed as old-fashioned around here, but that's never been true," Mr. McConnell said.

In an era that invented nonfunctional craft as its avant-garde, domestic purpose was viewed as old-fashioned: an aesthetic impurity.

Some French fans of horse meat are hoping that the fuss could add a frisson of excitement to eating horses and help lift the stigma from a fare that, even in France and Belgium, is generally viewed as old-fashioned and uncool.

Despite its multi-functional role, the Mother Hubbard was viewed as old-fashioned in the early 20th century (Austin 1906; Maternity frocks 1915).

Aggravating the situation is the fact that paying off principal is now viewed as old-fashioned; a large number of borrowers are paying only interest.