Sentence examples for corny terms from inspiring English sources

The film refuses to lay out Lumumba's life in traditional, corny terms by presenting a lengthy and unwieldy history lesson and then groveling for audience sympathy.

Tracing his brief political career from the insurrections against King Leopold II of Belgium through the wholesale changes Lumumba helped bring about, Mr. Peck refuses to lay out the story in traditional, corny terms by presenting a lengthy history lesson and then groveling for audience sympathy.

I wish people would stop using that corny term.

Yet the 96-year-old mag, which keeps a glossary of its "slanguage" on its Web site (www.variety.com), claims to have coined such commonplace terms as sex appeal, corny and sitcom.

@dAve_schilotng.

The aide added that the Corker-Hoeven provision would go even further in terms of adding border patrol agents than Mr. Cornyn's plan, which required an additional 5,000.

Sound corny?

Bruce Springsteen "corny"?

Or corny.

Corny, absolutely.

And corny.