Sentence examples for corny note from inspiring English sources

Ms. Lincoln doesn't sing a corny note; her mournful voice is sort of a truth machine.

Abbey Lincoln doesn't sing a corny note; her mournful voice is a kind of truth machine.

This version includes a new rap number that, like a lot of the contemporary jokes, somehow strikes a corny note.

Her voice is a kind of truth machine: with its dire, mournful shadings, it doesn't sing a corny note.

Ms. Lincoln doesn't sing a corny note; her mournful voice, telling rhymed stories about age and gender and metaphysics, is a kind of truth machine.

Once in a while, there's a corny note of edutainment — a bisexual-boyfriend plot had this vibe — but it's a rarity.

Raymund Flandez of The Wall Street Journal praised Riley's rendition of "Bust Your Windows" as "showstopping", Vocal Adrenaline's "Mercy" as "leg-splits-over-shoulders exciting", and deemed the Acafellas performance of "I Wanna Sex You Up" "corny" but noted: "this is about high school.

Though the voice appears to be that of Fowles, Magali Cornier Michael notes that chapter 13, which discusses the role of author and narrator within fiction, distinguishes between the author's role in the text and the narrator's.

The petition notes Cornyn's support for DeVos and Attorney General Jeff Sessions, his voting record in favor of voter ID laws, his opposition to sanctuary cities, and his criticism of the late Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall, after whom TSU's law school is named.

Or, as Coach Herman Edwards of the Jets wrote on the chalkboard two games ago: This is one of those corny football expressions -- note that the acronym is WIN -- that have permeated the locker room of the Jets (3-2) and played a part in the two-game winning streak they will put on the line against the St . LouisRams (5-0) on Sunday.

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