Sentence examples for stale assumptions from inspiring English sources

Six days after the World Trade Center towers were pulverized, when we should have been striking Osama with everything we had, the Bush team was absorbed with old grudges and stale assumptions.

But segments of my conversation with Epstein seem to echo the same set of stale assumptions about games and the gaming audience that so many big-name developers like to parrot.

Incredible (and mostly white) female figures like Margaret Bourke-White, Dorothea Lange and Inge Morath managed to overcome the stale assumptions of their time ― that women couldn't handle the necessary equipment or fend for themselves in conflict-ridden areas.

"Any assumption of past performance when it comes to elections in this day and age is stale," said Ms. Pelosi, who said she would make her judgment on the electoral landscape about a year from the election.

Stale stuff.

It was dry, stale.

This pale stale.

They already seemed stale.

Manhattan is … stale?

"It might be stale.

Our contacts become stale.