Sentence examples for stale notion from inspiring English sources
Glory was ambiguous at best, a stale notion that barely hinted at the suicidal nature of valor in this kind of war.
"Remind the world we are open to people, which is the engine of the otherwise stale notion of just 'business'business
In dismissing the stale notions that slaveholder paternalism developed from the ancient habit of noblesse oblige or from the peculiar conditions of Southern slavery, Ford makes his most important contribution to our understanding of the development of Southern society.
These are popular notions and not, as the stale Mail assumes, unpopular ones.
Perhaps the wider perception of Serie A is part of it - the notion Italy's top division carries a stale smell of faded grandeur - or perhaps Conte's hitherto unimpressive resume has left an unappealing aroma.
That decision could be justified by the lack of significant progress and the growing notion that the relationship between the club and Lennon had grown stale, despite the manager having kept St Mirren in the top flight and won the League Cup in 2013.
The notion, he added, of deconstructing and interpreting the runways for directions is stale, if not archaic.
Foreign policy observers have noted that South Africa's relations with the rest of the world are in need of a fresh motive; hollow notions regarding human rights and good international citizenship as stated in formal policy documents have become stale.
