Sentence examples for deemed stale from inspiring English sources

Together, they promised boom without bust in a market-driven utopia — an ideal far from the Socialist theology that gave rise to the old Labour Party, but which most voters now deemed stale.

Now, we have a sort of stale situation where women are undervalued for a quality deemed passé: their fertility.

Although seven new signings were brought in by previous manager Stale Solbakken in the summer, only one of them, Bakary Sako, has been deemed a success.

With colloquial racism deemed no longer noxious but rebellious and plain fun -- especially by comedy writers eager to forsake stale Seinfeldisms and show off their harsher material -- two sitcoms have cartwheeled into prime time to have a ball with race.

Erica Futterman of Rolling Stone deemed it a "very predictable episode", which neglected to take risks with its musical numbers and left her with a "stale feeling".

She deemed it "fascinating".

He deemed this "offensive".

America deemed it "invalid".

Lloyd was deemed missing.

Some were deemed betrayers.

Eight were deemed hazardous.