Sentence examples for a bit of corny from inspiring English sources
Some even included a bit of corny dialogue to stay true to the most recent films.
"The new stuff sounds a bit like [The Fall's 25th album] Reformation Post T.L.C. but even madder and a lot of white fucking fuzz in it, and a bit of corny piano, a bit like Van Der Graaf Generator.
Still, Witchell said, "it's a bit of a corny cliché to say it's an excuse for a party, but it is, and I think that people are just pleased for the opportunity to celebrate something".
The right literary reference, the right hi-fi gear, and voilà: the freedom to go home alone, unswung, to a bit of light fiction, corny jokes and an airbrush that liberated the white-collar male from the uncomfortable burden of human curiosity.
The costume, like that portion of his jokes designed to be corny, is a bit of an affectionate spoof of the conventions of this genre.
This is a hyperactive comic with tons of corny jokes, callbacks to old comics, and even a bit of ridiculous adventure (Too Much Coffee Man, for example, challenges rappers Public Enemy to a rap battle).
"There's a bit of good in every Irishman," says a nosy crone (Fionnula Flanagan) midway through "Kill the Irishman," an extravagantly corny ode to the collapse of the Cleveland mafia in the 1970s.
