Sentence examples for corny items from inspiring English sources

All she has to do, he added, "is sing, and you begin to believe in angels, miracles, happily ever after and all the other corny items that this inspirational comedy spills across the holiday table".

Writing in The New York Times, Stephen Holden said that all Ms. Houston had to do "is sing, and you begin to believe in angels, miracles, happily ever after and all the other corny items that this inspirational comedy spills across the holiday table".

Usually I shy away from corny items like the site's 9-inch-tall musical walking Santas ($9.99), but this year I found myself charmed by boxes of 10 assorted holiday cards adorned by Bing-Crosby-worthy scenes of peaceful villages ($2.99).

But that's the point: Corny works.

You'll have seen the footage a hundred times, sliced and diced, but the original six-minute item, despite the corny background music and the rather flat commentary, is an important document.

There are the corny opening jokes and the recitation of the reasons he thinks he should be president, items he rushes through so rapidly that they are sometimes a bit garbled.

Sound corny?

Corny, right?

Bruce Springsteen "corny"?

Corny, yes, but true.

Or corny.