Sentence examples for considered corny from inspiring English sources
Mr. Beal seemed not to care if his work was considered corny.
In four years this would be considered corny, but right now Willa grinned at the wonder of being fooled by Dad.
Fools joked that the nightclub fire was a kind of divine retribution, since the students at the nightclub were attending a "sertanejo" concert — a sort of melodramatic form of country music that is considered corny.
"And they're gonna be grrreeat!" Mike Stuart looks and acts almost exactly like Leslie Crowther on The Price Is Right and who uses dialogue that Austin Powers would consider corny.
Some experts consider Cornyn's margin of victory, once all the ballots are counted, a bellwether of anti-incumbent sentiment.
Since then the show has come to be considered too corny, too confused, too tainted by misconceptions about its racial politics.
Democrats considered Mr. Cornyn's plan, which includes a 90 percent apprehension rate of illegal crossers at the southern border, a "poison pill" that is logistically hard to achieve and could indefinitely delay citizenship for those covered by the measure.
"Sports cartooning is an antiquated form of commentary that hinged on tried-and-true tricks that are considered passé and corny," Staake said.
But "the seaside sauce is now considered a bit corny or old-fashioned," he added, "so you have to try to laugh at it a bit".
All the people he talked about were composers and musicians I idolised, and I'm talking the entire gamut from the most avant garde underground artists to stuff that I might even have once considered a bit corny, like Stan Getz.
