Sentence examples for corny name from inspiring English sources

Although not particularly graphic in its depiction of intercourse — readers remember the corny name bestowed on Michael's reproductive organs better than the sex itself — the book, which has sold more than 3.5 million copies, remains, for better or worse, one of the most memorably erotic novels I've ever encountered.

In a nod to his employer, he called it Search Inside Yourself, an admittedly corny name that is also the title of his book about the course's techniques.

Some teachers have those corny name tags and others just want to to sit where you feel most comfortable.

The pearl and bow tie wearing characters have trendy and corny names like Jasper, Willow, Hudson and River.

As the men get less appropriate, Melucci's recipes get cornier names, from Spaghettini in a White Truffle Oil Peignoir to an unprintable cupcake with chocolate bourbon frosting, ("Because you need a drink").

"Get over the corny brand name and discover the amazing value this wine packs in a glass," she says.

In "The Fantastic Four", the characters grumble when their corny brand names are foisted on them for marketing purposes.

The result is stronger polarisation in Congress, with a hollowing out of the political centre.James Seidman Naperville, IllinoisSIR – Your cover of January 29th was very apropos, depicting a map of the American states with corny new names.

But it's also worth noting how corny this naming process was.

OK, there was some cheesy dialogue, corny place names (Input/Output Tower anyone?) and a character called Ram, but that was part of the appeal.

John Joyce was buried by a man named Corny Kelleher — which is the name of the undertaker's assistant in "Ulysses".