Passe used in a sentence

Passe in a sentence as an adjective

That's like saying cars are passe and going out of style since I got my pilot's license.

Is it passe to push American ideals abroad.

It'll be just as hard for them turn around the name MySpace as it would be for a night club that has become passe.

The notion of a future flying delivery robot would have been passe--it's the illustration that would have blown their minds.

Part of the situation is that "traditional" social networking is becoming passe, in part because it's become too Byzantine, and too intrusive.