You're into it now, and it's fun now, but it will get staler and staler.
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One grows more relevant with time while the other gets staler.
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Mr. Pratt's affable, teddy-bear machismo grows staler with each movie.
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Between realist fiction and country music itself, she could hardly have picked two staler, more conservative forms.
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On paper, Across the Universe offers the most new content, but in reality it's staler than both sample-based projects.
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Yet the "conservative" resistance continues against the man delivering all the conservative results, and their whining grows staler by the minute.
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"REVERSE SEXISM!" they retorted, throwing up an argument staler than your nans biscuit tin, and one that ignores the crucial element of context.
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The seemingly never-ending stalemate between Mueller and Giuliani over an interview of Trump somehow got even staler, potentially setting the stage for a subpoena battle.
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"By the time it reached the end of its HBO run in 2011, 'Entourage' had grown staler than last night's Axe body spray," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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It's less a film about crime and punishment than an occasion for Lanthimos to cycle through the idiosyncratic set of perversities that first grabbed our attention but has been growing staler with each picture.
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Mr. Bates and Mr. Campbell have replaced a truly human, if essentially undramatic, story — of a man who by most accounts was consistently charismatically intolerable from his birth in 1955 until his death in 2011 — with a sappier, staler arc: A good guy loses his way and then finds it, redeemed by the love of a saintly woman.
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I assumed when I started the first episode of Harlots that I was in for a largely forgettable hour, as the show's been largely packaged and sold as a soapy exploration of catfights set to a cheekily modern soundtrack (a once-novel approach that's become staler with every pale imitation since Sofia Coppola's 2006 film Marie Antoinette).
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Jay Boudreau, The American Breeder Reactor Program Gets a Second Chance, Los Alamos Science, vol 2, no 2, summer/fall 1981.Kurt Andersen, Gary Lee, and Peter Staler, Clinch River: a Breeder for Baker, Time, August 3, 1981 A Congressional committee investigation released in 1981 found evidence of contracting abuse, including bribery and fraud, that added to project costs. Before it was finally canceled in 1983, the General Accounting Office of the Congress estimated the total project cost at $8 billion.
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Resist received generally favorable reviews from music critics. Based on five reviews, the review-aggregating website Metacritic gave the album an average score of 67. Reviewer Gary Trueman writing for British webzine Devolution was positive about the record, praising its freshness amongst a musical genre that has got staler over the years, as the band were able to give contemporary pop music a "dark coat". The reviewer also praised Sharon den Adel's vocal performance while pointing that, even as a high point, it didn't overshadow the band.
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