Sentence examples for too stale from inspiring English sources
No "third way" cliché was too stale to be recycled.
"Westworld" is probably too stale at this point, anyway.
Definitely decided to forget whole New South angle because too stale.
Aside from freezing them, what's the best way to store them so they don't get too soft or too stale?
In every era, the recent past is a rolling blind spot of culture, occluding things that are too stale for fashion and too fresh for nostalgia.
Too stale and infrequent for day-to-day coverage, newsreels showed not news but parades, ceremonies, sporting events, bridge building, and similar events.
"There are too many stale bears on Europe, and prices have fallen too far".
As a theater critic who has suffered through too many stale, pop-infused musicals, I suggest that Broadway would be smart to follow her lead.
Either way, the clothes — deconstructed coats with exposed shoulder padding and contrasting sleeves, belted khakis and striped down vests — contained too many stale bits from seasons past to hold one's attention.
He knew all about unconscious bias, was attuned to issues of diversity and was passionate about changing middle management composition which he said was "too male, stale and pale".
If, as they evidently are, the members of the Bruce High Quality Foundation are millennials, who entered adulthood after Sept. 11 — an economically and spiritually challenging time to come of age — then it's easier to look with sympathy past their too-often stale irreverence and to sense genuine feelings of sadness and disappointment combined with plucky determination to carry on anyway.
