Sentence examples for has been stale for from inspiring English sources

This is childish and myopic, and it speaks to the intellectual void at the party's center that the most Democrats have offered the peace process so far is hysterical rhetoric about North Korean leadership that has been stale for upwards of 25 years.

Sporting a 20 mpx Sony IMX269 sensor, a high-quality 3-inch touch-screen and a raft of sharing-friendly features, it's crashing into a space that has been stale for a while.

Musical biopics have been stale for years, or at least since whenever Walk Hard came out and eviscerated the entire genre.

That deal enabled the company to focus on merchandise like pots and pans, the market for which has been stale in recent years.

On a slightly different topic, most war Hollywood depictions for the past 25 years have been stale, formulaic, and utterly star driven.

The Ducks may have been stale; Sykora suggested he was.

Krispy Kreme Doughnuts earnings had already been stale for months and it didn't help when a spate of accounting suspicions and shareholder protests cost former Chief Executive Scott Livengood his job.

Twitter doesn't break out how many SMBs use its platform today beyond "thousands" — a generic but stale number it has been using for years, in fact since it rolled out its self-serve advertising tool in 2013.

The new line of processors, code named "Haswell," are Intel's 4th Generation of processors, hoping to ignite what has been a very stale market for personal computers.

'That we are unlikely to hear anything new out of Goma means that we are very likely to see a redux of the same stale article the New York Times has been running for several years now.

MR: Yes has been known for its amazing musicianship, and the reason why it doesn't get stale is that you're always mixing it up.