Sentence examples for was now obsolete from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Melamid reassured him that rectal infusion was now obsolete and instead led him to the back of the clinic, to what looked like a dentist's chair, with a computer screen and a small projection device.

He bemoaned, among other things: being bored with himself, his voice, his whole approach; feeling embarrassed by the nostalgia and reckless naivete of his older songs; fearing that the album, as a concept, was now obsolete; and loathing the idea of sharing his music with anyone because something personal is irrevocably lost in the process.

The proposed 40-metre-wide road, planned in the 1980s, was now "obsolete", and would make the waterfront "inaccessible to the public ".

"These treaties are now obsolete.

You make records, you're now obsolete.

Their best parody is now obsolete.

But it could be that the phrasebook is now obsolete.

The ultimate worst-case scenario is now obsolete, and vanishingly improbable.

In Norway and Sweden the use of the polite form is now obsolete.

"Having to get to this location to be in a lesson is now obsolete.

Most British politicians agree, at least rhetorically, that big-government, Whitehall-centred policies are now obsolete.