Sentences with phrase «as outmoded»

Regardless of whether you believe the complaints have merit, they point to the need for a broader re-examination of legal ethics rules that some see as outmoded and others as essential to protecting consumers.

Fossil fuels are belittled as outmoded energies destined for history's dustbin whereas wind, solar, and biofuels — sources requiring Soviet - style production quota and other policy privileges to capture significant market share — are hailed as technologies of tomorrow.

While the Sierra Club lambasts electrical grids as outmoded technologies, centralized grids are exactly what Africa and other low - income countries need to power hospitals, school, factories, and other foundational infrastructure.

Every new era of technological advancements has led to claims of the demise of painting as an outmoded traditional medium to be replaced by new techniques, supports and media.

Emerging at a time when painting was increasingly discussed as outmoded, Bochner became part of a generation of artists, including Eva Hesse, Donald Judd, and Robert Smithson, who were looking at ways of breaking with abstract expressionism and traditional compositional devices.

Curiously, although the overall approach of Academy - style teaching is still seen as outmoded, art collectors still attach enormous value to painting and sculpture that reflects the rigour and thoroughness of the academic method.

The work adopts a painting style as outmoded as last season's fashions and redeploys it in a dreamy reverie, a tact similarly used by the painter Thomas Trosch.

The Piccolomini pastels on paper push to the extreme this logic of the horizon and as such they attempt to offer a final meditation on the very tradition of landscape painting at the moment in which this genre has been abandoned by artists and is seen as outmoded and romantic.

Instead, he championed the new generation of post-abstract Expressionist artists, such as John Chamberlain, Claes Oldenburg, and Frank Stella, whose work was moving away from what he viewed as outmoded European aesthetic ideals.

In Shields view, authors wishing to create new and relevant work work need to turn away from what he sees as the outmoded and irrelevant nineteenth century approach to the novel, and instead look at breaking...

In any event, this being a hypothetical ballot, I feel no obligation to abide by the academy's list of official submissions or its long - standing one - film - per - country rule, which is almost as outmoded as the electoral college.

I make my living from the digital industry, but nothing angers me more than the berating of paper as an outmoded medium.

Just when experts were beginning to fear that the conventional transistor would become as outmoded as the eight - track tape, legendary semiconductor guru Nick Holonyak and his colleagues have recast it — literally — in a whole new light.

Ghana's voters» register has been described as an outmoded register that needs to be changed.

A political science lecturer at the Kwame Nkrumah university of science and technology (KNUST) Dr. Edward Brenya has described President Akufo - Addo's style of governance as an outmoded model.

The «Fall» was rejected as an outmoded fragment of primitive folklore.

Why do so many southern Christians take with utter seriousness spiritual things that seem to most of us as outmoded leftovers from a redundant worldview?

Although, as we noted, naturalism and humanism tend to think of sin as an outmoded concept and talk instead about maladjustment, insecurity, neurosis, or antisocial conduct, the term remains in the diction of Christians.

That's their real motivation - to protect their primitive religious ideology from a new flood of biological facts that are rapidly making religion as outmoded as astrology.

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The concept, called universal basic income, has a long history but is resurfacing lately as technology threatens to outmode workers in an ever - diversifying range of jobs.

The business insights then leading to offering Intelligent Content that supports the buyer decision models in use as opposed to the outmoded approach of mapping push messaging to generic buying process views.

But the Christian feminist is by definition a reformist, regarded with suspicion by males and, alas, females who cling to an outmoded patriarchy, and at the same time labeled as a «moron» by such separatists as Mary Daly.

There are more complex, more important human questions than have been addressed by either the stern denunciations of divorce or the accommodating «cheap grace» efforts to bless divorce — or by the heralding of divorce as a liberation from outmoded bourgeois morality.

No doubt Rainey regards the publication of his book in this series as a gesture subversive of an outmoded aestheticism.

James» example is nonetheless not without value, as it presents a dignified way of life different from that preached by most present - day conventional people abreast of the zeitgeist, who can not help dismissing both Mauriac and James as relics of an outmoded past.

But it is also understandable that anything which is not «moving with the times» tends to be labelled as «old - fashioned» and «outmoded».

This fact helps us understand the horror of quite moderate African Christians when Euro - American churches dismiss biblical strictures against homosexuality as rooted in the Old Testament, and therefore outmoded.

The inevitable demise of scripture as an irrelevant piece of outmoded literature has been predicted many times down the centuries.

Here in Santa Fe, in the heart of the tricultural Southwest (Indian, Hispanic and Anglo), an attitude such as Thompson's appears outmoded and highly insensitive to Native Americans, their heritage and their religious beliefs.

Contemporary theology is marked by a lively debate about the call to abandon any claim to Christian uniqueness, a claim viewed as offensive and outmoded in a religiously pluralist world.

A second objection is that even if there is a defensible view, the word God is too tied to outmoded views and will always be identified with them, just as bad money drives out good.

The first is the drastic step of abandoning the Christian faith completely as something which the modern world has shown to be quite outmoded.

His lectures at Fuller (published as Reality and Evangelical Theology) analyzed how entire biblical and theological departments (including those of an evangelical seminary, as he duly noted) operated with outmoded and unscientific patterns of thought.

As the Stats Zone screenshare illustrates, he didn't limit these tackles to a narrow zone in front of the defence — he covered the pitch indefatigably, repurposing a position previously thought outmoded: the box - to - box midfielder.

Despite the nostalgia of some conservative social critics, the traditional father - as - helper - only model is outdated and outmoded, and it won't work nowadays.

These forms of Amilia were favored as baby names in 2016 (ADOPTION OF 1 %), except for the version Delia which has become somewhat outmoded.

The Healthy and Hunger - Free Kids Act, as the Senate bill is known, is also unpopular with people who think adding about 6 cents per lunch is not nearly enough to update an outmoded program — people like real food pioneer Alice Waters, who thinks the number should be more like $ 5 more per lunch.

Usage of these relations of Jamee was common during the years 1980 - 1989 (AVERAGE # 1116) and is now significantly diminished, with versions such as Jayme becoming somewhat outmoded.

But there were other reactions — the SPD's candidate for the Chancellorship in 1990, Oskar Lafontaine, was critical of what he saw as Kohl's outmoded nationalism and warned of the economic consequences of unification.

At this age and time, the NDP insists «our voters register is not only compromised but also outmoded when there has been a global switch from this anachronism to electronic voting machines (EVMs) with the only requirement of a single definitive voter identity», citing India which has since 1998 been switching to electronic voters machine and perfected it in its 2014 general elections with what they described as «highly unprecedented efficiency.»

As Westchester's outmoded office parks come off the market and become modern retail and apartment buildings,... [more]

Most of them are considered to be non-literate, school dropouts, or young females who have escaped from outmoded socio - cultural practices such as forced marriages and female genital mutilation (female circumcision) among others.

The Minister for Gender and Social Protection, Otiko Afisa - Djaba, has described child marriage and similar outmoded practices as a dishonour to the country.

Growing corn continuously under conventional tillage and with high inputs of water and fertilizer may seem outmoded, but this management system is «not uncommon,» as demand for corn grain and crop residues grow, Blanco says.

It helps to know that this moral failing was originally conceived of as acedia, an outmoded term that conveys both alienation and tedium, tinged with self - contempt.

As some of these satellites have also been in space for more than twenty years, the technology is outmoded and the longevity limited for these space - based solar monitors.

The case of antibiotic resistant pathogenic microbes and their genes in the nation's water supply, as created by the nation's outmoded sewer plants, is a good example.

When I discuss nutritional supplements, I always emphasize that the government standards known as the RDA or Recommended Daily Allowance are a very outmoded and inappropriate set of guidelines — alternately, the «Really Dumb Allowance.»

During a PTA meeting with the McCarthys, whose daughter brazenly corrects his outmoded grammar in class, Bachir describes Frederique as «rigid», and that «she loves to cite the rules».

Following an impromptu trip to Rome, she temporarily drops the pinched, pretty; near - outmoded late fifties style dresses to instead don the very latest in European chic, specifically a colourful maxi dress that belongs in sleepy Ossining just about as much as she does.