Sentence examples for load of cliched from inspiring English sources

"A load of cliched old bollocks".

It was insulting, she said, that women were so regularly portrayed as "witches" or "crone-like"; a great deal of writing about older women was "a load of cliched old bollocks".

Sometimes, predictability can arise because of cliched, ham-fisted writing.

It's a standard attack line from the Tories' grab-bag of cliched dismissals.

There are lots of cliched, Mad Men-style suit-tie-and-trilby combinations of shapes.

The day I spend with them does not quite suggest the stuff of cliched rock excess.

It's the sort of cliched writing in which someone "languished in an unmarked grave," while readers groan aloud.

Perhaps it's Joe's endless infidelities, a string of cliched dalliances that Joan tolerates with tight-lipped stoicism.

So innovative and brave on what was otherwise a collection of cliched dances.

Growing up in Yorkshire I always enjoyed this sketch, thinking it was an extreme parody of the type of cliched northerner that didn't really exist anymore.

What follows is a litany of cliched complaint.