Sentence examples for Quite stale from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately it's been quite stale, in my opinion.

ESCAROLE AND BEANS WITH CROUTON AND PARMESAN -- While soup is cooking, toast 8 1-inch thick slices of French or Italian bread (it can be quite stale).

The songs deliver rural details, some fresh, some quite stale: trucks, tractors, liquor, the water tower, the wrecking ball smashing a shuttered factory; the heartbroken stripper in "Black Tears" whose makeup runs when she cries.

When I lived in the house on Twenty-second Street, I used to get up late in the morning — so late that the morning was by then quite stale, on the brink of being another time of day altogether.

"It's become quite stale.

Some of the heckles, hilarious at first hearing, become quite stale fourth time around.

Naturally with a parody like this it's hard to imagine it going on for seasons on end without the jokes getting stale or quite one-note.

Many of these communication and organizing functions could only be done by political parties in the past -- parties which have become stale and quite toxic.

Bonnie Ray Kennan has heard quite a bit about the stale sex lives of long-married couples.

Once upon a time, the stench was overpowered by the not-quite-as-foul odor of stale Camel cigarettes.

Once upon a time, the stench was overpowered by the not-quite-as-foul odour of stale B&H.