Sentence examples similar to cliched response from inspiring English sources
He saw my cliched parental response of, "Those aren't even real tears!", and raised me some real ones.
Nationalism is a cliched, if childish, response when it comes to bilateral spats.
It was made by exposing a roll of film to light just after a soldier was killed in Afghanistan in 2008 – an absurdist response to both the cliched excesses of photojournalism and the constrictions of being embedded with the British army.
When J. L. Chestnut, a black lawyer who knew Wallace, says, "Forgive yes, forget never," the response is weaker than it should be because it is framed in cliched terms.
Both in his prepared story & in his unpremeditated responses MacDonald used language that was at curious odds with his person: he himself bristled with tense aliveness, but his language was dead, flat, soft, cliched.
Although it sounds cliched, nothing.
It sounds weak and cliched.
But readers may be frustrated when the author manipulates their responses with his own biased judgments rather than allowing them to draw their own conclusions, and Mr. Marrin's facile reliance on cliched stereotypes is irritating.
But you stayed away from anything that looked too cliched?
It sounds cliched but that's the reason I played.
