Sentence examples for which is stale from inspiring English sources

The body-swapping premise, which is stale to begin with, isn't explored with any depth, unless you find meaningful Freudian subtext in the movie's relentless anal fixation.

"The body-swapping premise, which is stale to begin with, isn't explored with any depth, unless you find meaningful Freudian subtext in the movie's relentless anal fixation," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times.

Follow the direction of what holds the greatest life, away from that which is stale.

The company is looking for a way to recognize which are stale so it can either encourage people to update their answers or slide more timely ones to the top.

It's rather similar to the northern Italian bread salad panzanella, which is made from a stale country loaf.

My one disappointment was the traditional flat-bottomed cone, which was tragically stale.

He lay there, relaxed and drowsy, aware of the cold outside the covers and of the warmth coming to him from Spud, and Spud's odor, which was not stale or sweaty or like the odor of any other person.

Or you can pickle the whole plant with "equal parts vinegar and stale beer," which is what she prefers.

The dank lobby had a stale smell, which is not surprising, given that the same air has circulated since the Impellitteri administration.

It's a good idea — not unlike what Flipboard and a host of other services do — and it could make Google News, which is typically slow and relatively stale, full of fresh content.

"For too long, I think that we've had this very stale operation, which is all the mainstream media folks get front row seats, and it's a question of, here are the broadcast networks, here's The Washington Post, The New York Times," Spicer said. . "What about some of the conservative media having some of the prized seats in there?" he asked.