Sentence examples for stale vision from inspiring English sources

Since taking power in 1994, President Alyaksandr Lukashenka has systematically imposed Russian symbols and language on Belarus to consolidate his stale vision of a neo-Soviet state.

Today, that GOP vision smells like stale bread.

Can we develop a liberalism that relates to the world as it is, not as we would want it to be? Do we offer a compelling vision of the future or just stale liberation theories?

Haphazard isolations were replaced with fast-developing screens and pin-downs; James Harden's ball handling and court vision found more suitable outlets; and once-stale rotations and sets were infused with new life.

In the two movies the vision of opera is the same: lush, static, stale.

Riordan brought a vision of reform to a City Hall grown tired and stale, challenging it to do things differently.

The somber lighting suggests wet boots, cold feet, stale rations and a state of mind in which sleeplessness induces visions.

The crown prince has been all over the United States preaching his vision of a more modern Saudi society, breaking out of the stale old religious codes and practices, opening up to foreign entertainment and investment.

Still, its energies are devoted, for the most part, not to dissecting childhood traumas or recirculating stale cultural gossip, but rather to examining the alchemy by which perception is transformed into vision.

In 2001 it was "Rhetoric vs. Reality: Closing the Gap", followed by "Realising the Vision" in 2002 and "Engaging the Customer" in 2003.By 2004 the term "e-government" was becoming stale.

He skillfully attacked the slowest-moving targets in any GOP debate -- Democrats and the media -- while laying out a positive vision of his own that sounded as clear and modern as Bush's did nebulous and stale. .