dying breed

Examples (20)

• Entertainers of his sort are now a dying breed.
• The traditional watchmaker who works by hand is a dying breed.
• Traditional craftsmen who make everything by hand are a dying breed.
• Politicians who genuinely listen to their constituents are a dying breed.
• In the age of streaming, the video store owner has become a dying breed.
• In the age of email, people who write letters by hand are a dying breed.
• Politicians who stick to their principles, regardless of popularity, are a dying breed.
• He's a true gentleman, a dying breed in today's society.
• The dedicated, lifelong company employee is a dying breed in today's gig economy.
• Independent bookstores are a dying breed, struggling to compete with online retailers.
• He fears that scholars who can read ancient languages are a dying breed.
• Experts in that obsolete software are a dying breed.
• With the rise of e-readers, the neighborhood bookseller is a dying breed.
• With automation, skilled factory workers are becoming a dying breed.
• Some say the gentleman who writes thank-you notes is a dying breed.
• She lamented that loyal employees who stay with one company for life are a dying breed.
• Due to automation, the skilled factory worker is unfortunately a dying breed.
• Old-school investigative journalists are a dying breed in the modern media landscape.
• That type of full-service gas station is a dying breed in most countries.
• The mechanic who can fix any car, old or new, is a dying breed.