Sentence examples for stale concepts from inspiring English sources
Hence, your incentives are largely just the same as everybody else at Davos: to perpetuate stale concepts like "profit," "product," and "output," the tired, toxic practices of "strategy," "finance," and "marketing". Hence, the atmosphere of groupthink.
You can see Ms. Ford and Ms. Knight struggling to save the show from its stale concept.
"Muse" is a stale Victorian concept that sentimentalises the messy realities of desire and art.
In fact, I have heard only stale re-purposed concepts from all the WAP phone boosters.
And as for the stale rhetoric and grandiose concepts of nation-building and bestowing democracy, I had neither the time nor the inclination to pay attention.
If not for the episode's wry tone, "Playtest" might have felt stale upon introducing its concept.
Chefs move on, managers are poached, the owner loses interest and that exciting new concept grows as stale as last week's leftovers.
THERE'S nothing stale about Fresh's new retail concept.
The quirky concept vanishes in a stale cloud of violence.
The concept of Budweiser falling into Belgian hands has gone down like a crop of stale hops in the beer's home town of St Louis, where a local songwriter has summed up sentiment in a song called "kiss our glass".
