Sentence examples for sort of stale from inspiring English sources

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

Obama ran plenty of negative ads in 2008, but he won because he rejected the sort of stale campaigning everyone is disgusted by.

It's easy to see how one would think an Apple HDTV would start a revolution because, well, the whole TV market is sort of stale.

Or: have you ever just smelled sort of stale water?

Rummaging through my carry-on bag, his co-worker fished out a paper sack containing two fresh cookies that I had bought at the airport as a guard against the sort of stale-croissant "meal" that Continental had served me on my incoming flight.

"Things were getting kind of stale," he admits.

Apparently, they were kind of stale?

"It tasted like normal, sort of burnt and/or stale coffee with some sort of flavoring".

At the Campbell Apartment, the crowd is young and arrogant in that new-money-smell-my-cigar sort of way, and the place reeks of stale tobacco and old socks.

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The women sheared and washed it (in barrels of stale urine: "It was certainly available," Brown writes), then sorted, combed, spun and wove it into clothes and other goods.