Sentence examples similar to Hackneyed truth from inspiring English sources
The sentiment may sound hackneyed, but it's the truth.
She plays every single scene to the limit, finding truth in the hackneyed dramatic beats and keeping a straight face when Jamie Dornan tries to emote.
Hackneyed usage and the reverse of the above.
Hackneyed stereotypes are as commonplace as they are offensive.
There was a lot of truth in this reply, however hackneyed.
That question elicits hackneyed commentary about society and vapidness, but the truth is Kim is not famous by accident.
As the editor in chief of Ladies Home Journall, I find it unfortunate that Judith Shulevitz, in a review of a book discussing the truths about women's lives, chooses to use such a hackneyed phrase when she says Judith Warner's "Perfect Madness" is written "in a breathy women's-mag style".
Yet while there may be some truth in that generalisation, both genres are equally likely to subvert such hackneyed traditions, turning gender conventions on their head while seemingly conforming to stereotype.
Who needs these hackneyed hallucinations?
He's a hugely uncompromising truth-teller, and while his material frequently focuses on racial differences – a topic overused by US comics to the point of cliche – Chappelle's take is fresh and daring rather than hackneyed and crowd-pleasing.
Immersive theatre – tired and hackneyed already?
