Sentence examples for stale effect from inspiring English sources

When the mind is flagging, a quick snooze sorts out the ideas and avoids that stale effect from cudgelling your brains.

She keeps finding more moments of suspension within a role: not static balances (which can be a stale effect) but the unexpected pauses that give new shape to a larger phrase.

Her physical style has a lovely spaciousness, her acting seems truthful, but her dancing — short on pathos or vulnerability — is sometimes marred by one stale effect or other, as if she is trying to conform to some more posey version of the role than suits her.

One danger of this is that some moments of pure acting turn into stale effects.

With its occasional resort to stale Latinisms ('to effect an evacuation', 'vesperal routine'hebdomadaldal get-together') it sometimes inadvertently recalls the late chapter of Ulysses, 'Eumaeus', written to mimic the cliches of exhaustion.

While accuracy score of naive adversaries were not affected by the staleness of the data, the effect of stale data is found to be significant for legitimate users and strong adversaries.

While response correctness of both strong and naive adversaries was not affected by the staleness of the data, the effect of stale data is found to be significant for legitimate users.

An example of stale receivables and their effect on a company can be found in an historical analysis of Lucent.

But even if you acclimate yourself to finding the word "glebe" whenever you expect "soil," and agree, as a good sport, that "sky" rhymes with "sorcery," it won't help; most of Lazarus's atmospheric effects are stale in a way that transcends even the late Victorian period.

This raises the possibility that activation of these receptors could produce a number of different outcomes – a net inhibition of GABAergic transmission (i.e. inhibition of striatal-evoked IPSCs), a net inhibition of glutamatergic transmission (i.e. inhibition of glutamate-evoked EPSCs) or functional stale-mate with neither effect dominating.

Professor Goetzmann and his colleagues propose a complex solution that in effect "freshens" the stale prices of foreign stocks after trading has stopped in their home markets.