Sentence examples for a stale idea from inspiring English sources

And now, because Hollywood never met a stale idea it didn't like, we'll have to endure a girl-on-girl version.

Not all of his ideas are viable; some seem intended mainly to challenge conventional wisdom about preservation and its benefits, and in doing so, to liberate architecture just a little from stale ideas.

But most analysts did not see the vote as a reflection of a major conservative shift among voters as much as a sign of disenchantment with what they saw as stale ideas and a desire for renewal.

Mr. McGreevey's win was so decisive that party leaders were quick to cast the victory as a mandate, and on Monday, Terry McAuliffe, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, was already proclaiming that the opinion polls were a "referendum on the Republicans' stale ideas".

Kejriwal presents these same stale ideas in a more grounded, humble, and convincing guise.

One way that she has always stayed true to her avant garde inclination is by collaborating with like-minded artists who share her affinity towards activism and an unwillingness to engage with stale ideas, forever pushing the cultural discourse into uncharted territory.

Otherwise, a read of the speech might have suggested that he was offering nothing more than a meager, warmed-over selection of stale ideas.

When asked if the races next month are a referendum on Mr. Bush, Mr. McAuliffe demurs, saying, "I view it as a referendum on the Republican Party and their stale ideas".

A new leader must stand up to entrenched powers and their stale ideas.

"It's amazing all these stale ideas that get stuck in your head," Ms. Shoket said.

Instead, city planning has reheated stale ideas and proposes to pass them into law.