Sentence examples for stale stories from inspiring English sources

What public interest is being served by sensationalising such stale stories?

Some news sites try to measure the relevance of breaking news by looking at how many news publications have covered the same story, but this doesn't work well for breaking news, as more stale stories tend to rise to the top because they have more related articles.

It is so easy to slip into stale stories that keep us imprisoned.

To the degree we are willing to give up our old stale stories of 'not good enough,' is to the degree we begin to experience in the most palpable ways, the infinite blessings that come from 'leaving it on the field.' What compares with the exhilarating experience of knowing, just knowing that you've done your best?

Admittedly, I'd formed this image based on scant and stale stories, but the modern history of this massive exclave, a 2,000 square mile chunk of Azerbaijan home to upwards of 400,000 people and cut off from the main body of the country by 30 miles (at its narrowest point) of hostile Armenia, doesn't lend itself to hope and happy thoughts.

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And the "notable magazine article" section featured a stale story from Wired magazine that was widely covered by major media outlets when it was published three months ago.

It's not a history, though Anthony retells with gusto the never-stale stories of Shackleton, Amundsen, Scott, Byrd and all the other crazies who pursued knowledge to the last place in the world at the price of sanity, health and life itself.

Your format has become stale, Susan; your story lines are lazy and your set pieces are all Chipotles.

Wilson considered the story "stale and uninspired" that involved "people we don't care about doing things we can't believe".

Ignore menopause horror stories and stale cultural narratives.