Sentence examples for any cliches from inspiring English sources

Twenty-first century provincial France is quickly accelerating well beyond any cliches that Parisians might have about the backwardness of provincial life.

They bought the place when Mary became a professor at UCLA. Kelly does not conform to any cliche of a radical feminist.

Even though marital break-up is common, and even though "two sides to every story" is as well-worn as any cliche, we still seem to want to promote the idea that relationships fail because one person is to blame.

Lockboxing Day If any issue dominated the 2000 campaign, it was Social Security; if any cliche dominated, it was "the third rail of American politics"; and if any word was given the glow of energy from that power source, it was lockbox.

During a recent spate of shows in Australia and New Zealand, the Brisbane Times praised the former Led Zeppelin lead singer and the new group, saying: "What's going on is further proof that Plant is far more imaginative, playful and adventurous than any cliche, a man who's absorbed all the music he's loved and played and sought out the musicians to explore that".

You can build a basic house that resembles your real life home or any cliche looking house.

While writing, turn off any distractions such as instant messaging, wikiHow, your cellphone or iPod, etc. Be sure to avoid any cliche sayings or overused words in your essay.

Coupled with the distinctly WALL-E-style nature of Cruise's job, Oblivion would have to try pretty hard to jam in any more cliches.

The unconscious defense mechanism is avoidance: Keep up a hopeful facade, say something positive, focus on trivia, talk about solutions, point to some small evidence of improvement somewhere, quote a self-help one-liner, any old cliche will do.

Any number of cliches are permitted".

In a way it is like first love, and the film suggests that this might be something more than friendship, but probably isn't, and there are in any case no cliches and no stereotypes.