Sentence examples for pretty stale from inspiring English sources

It can all get pretty stale.

For all of its airs of refinement, "The Awakening" is pretty stale stuff.

(Even the title inspires a yawn: the truncate-and-add-exclamation-point gag is pretty stale, guys).

The emphasized connection between the siblings' disastrous love lives and those of their parents feels pretty stale.

Jim Kelly might not care that he's recycling some pretty stale conventions in DEATH WORE WHITE (St.

A duet to "Baby, It's Cold Outside" generates a little heat by pasting the song's traditionally gendered pursuit and resistance onto an all-male couple, but the first half of "Drowning" is pretty stale.

The perfect remedy!) Sure, weeks and weeks of shuffling around hotel rooms on my butt with a cast on my leg, trying to pack my suitcase alone before lobby call got pretty fucking stale pretty fucking quick.

Like technology itself, spiritual discourse that cribs from scientific trendiness can go stale pretty quickly.

They tend to be treated as fantastically important and exciting at the time, and become stale pretty quickly.

The idea being that, while people would love to hire a personal trainer, most find them too costly and difficult to integrate into their schedules, and fitness DVDs get stale pretty fast.

At first I was super annoyed that she was still doing her rap-singy thing that worked so brilliantly on "Tik Tok" and went stale pretty much right after that, but only because I find the chorus so irrefutable.