staleness

• “I think staleness is a consequence of the writer’s boredom with what he/she is writing.”

  Sandra Brown is Interviewed by Jonathan Maberry

• “There was no hint of the laggard now in Tom, Dick and Harry -- no suspicion of "staleness" in their keen pride in their work; Irish and”

  Baldy of Nome

• “So few people can realise the terrible effect which "staleness" has upon certain minds.”

  Over the Fireside with Silent Friends

• “Shanny's "staleness" over the last three years has no bearing on the predictably pedestrian prevent O that McDaniels fielded this year.”

  Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local

• “But how does Google defines it against the "staleness" of the content?”

  Search Engine Journal

• “staleness" of the marks, or values, the firm had placed on many of its securities.”

  NYT > Home Page

• “Looking to capitalise on any perceived 'staleness' of Activision's behemoth war series he added: "Often, in a category as competitive as this, a title can get tired.”

  Jolt

• “There was an air of staleness about City's midfield and attack during those matches, as if they had temporarily forgotten how to surprise themselves and each other.”

  The Guardian: Manchester City and Liverpool need a solution for striking flaws | Richard Williams

• “Most importantly, Lost continues to deliver an engaging drama that has avoided the staleness that often permeates television shows that manage to stick around more than a couple of years.”

  February « 2010 « Axiom's Edge Science Fiction and Fantasy

• “Whether it was a hatred of oppression and tyranny or a desire to see the dynamic American spirit supplant the tired staleness of European aristocracy, or contempt for brutal institutions of servitude like slavery, they all embraced America as a great idea, a living dream, one that could lift men and women and inspire children.”

  The Huffington Post: Rabbi Shmuley Boteach: Obama's Soulless Obsession With Science and Math

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