Sentence examples for corny with from inspiring English sources

Even his sense of humor is a hybrid, a little bit corny with flashes of sarcasm.

There's the amused drawl of "y'all haters corny with that Illuminati mess", the barely suppressed giggle about keeping hot sauce in her bag, the sudden giddy exclamation as she lands on the word "chaser" in the chorus.

Buy her a gift every once in a while but don't be corny with the present.

Mr. Raimi and Mr. Koepp are masters of pop realism, tossing off easy jokes and corny sentiment with gratifying enthusiasm.

"I'd paint these really corny drawings with poems on them and sell them to stores in Beverly Hills," Ms. Holofcener said.

Mr. Raimi and David Koepp, the screenwriter, are masters of pop realism, tossing off easy jokes and corny sentiment with gratifying enthusiasm.

The conductor George Daugherty, who has conducted his program "Bugs Bunny at the Symphony" with various orchestras worldwide since 1989, pairs original Warner Bros. cartoons like "What's Opera, Doc?" and "Corny Concerto" with live, synchronous performances of their music, by Carl Stalling and Milt Franklyn.

Most pick-up lines are corny and with the advent of the internet, everyone's read them.

Depending on how shy you're feeling, making a corny dance with your friends in front of the girl is the perfect way to ask her to prom.

There's Andy, dutifully highlighting a local guy – "The Giants will call on Dover, Delaware's Renie Martin!" There's Andy, tossing a play over to Ashburn or Wheeler for analysis, sometimes with a corny joke, sometimes with a playful nudge to rile up Ashburn, the old batting champ who never met an umpire he liked.

We associate it with corny, old-time romance but also with risk and danger, so it seemed like a perfect stage for a pair of reluctant daredevils.