Sentence examples for resorting to cliches from inspiring English sources

Guru's 2001 solo album Baldhead Slick & Da Click found the rapper resorting to cliches.

In this way, the novel, like a fairy tale or a Greek myth, accomplishes an interesting and impressive sleight of hand: it becomes instructive about the psychology of the relationship between child and parent without resorting to cliches.

He gave the film a "Great" 8 out of 10 calling it "A well executed film that defines its genre without resorting to cliches".

So how to do a vaguely edgy wedding in 2014 without resorting to cliche?

It's a long haul at an hour and a quarter, but it remains both poignant and hilarious throughout, without ever resorting to cliche.

This film is one of the few times a director has truly captured the glass-eyed effects of weed without resorting to cliche.

When he resorts to cliches, he misses.

Rather than resort to cliches, they could consider the competing emotions felt by a patient taking an experimental drug that has not been through clinical tests.

The book's strongest suit is that it never resorts to cliche, which is often difficult to achieve in a memoir.

Both of those are widely used, so see if you can think of something a little unique and interesting before resorting to the cliche path.

Galbraith's greatest achievement is in finding a voice for his narrator, a tone and a vocabulary that sound plausibly like those of a 17th-century clerk without resorting to the more onerous cliches and archaisms of historical fiction.