Sentence examples similar to stale remark from inspiring English sources
This of course was said in the same breath as he reiterated his support for Jack Straw's now stale remarks on the face veil and announced sanctimoniously that face veils ought to be removed in jobs where to face-to-face communication is required.
As expected, the 14-day-old popcorn was described with such remarks as "stale" and "it was terrible". When the moviegoers were asked if they thought they ate more because of the size of the container, 77percentt of those given the large tubs said they would have eaten the same amount if given a medium container.
"We've heard these same stale arguments before," Obama said in remarks to supporters in the East Room of the White House Monday afternoon.
It's hard to believe that the weak screenplay for this film, with its stale double-entendres and would-be hip remarks like, "He talks like a black man named Chip," was written by the same two people.
The film was written and directed by Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski, the team whose innovative screenplays include "Ed Wood," "The People vs. Larry Flynt" and "Man on the Moon". It's hard to believe that the weak screenplay for this film, with its stale double-entendres and would-be hip remarks like, "He talks like a black man named Chip," was written by the same two people.
They already seemed stale.
