Sentence examples for shopworn claim from inspiring English sources
Graham repeated an exaggerated and shopworn claim about oil imports that we debunkedafter the first GOP debates in August.
For example, on his nationally syndicated radio show the other day, Schultz asked Michigan Democratic Senator Debbie Stabenow about opponents' shopworn claim that a public plan "will put the government between people and their doctors".
The evidence for this claim is depressingly shopworn.
It is no surprise that her book is a useful resource for plot summary, then, but it is shocking that the new secrets it claims to offer are only shopworn trivia that even my parents – not academics, just Jews from Jersey – already know: the stock in trade of Saturday synagogue book clubs, and the Sunday New York Times.
That might sound a little shopworn by now what chief executive doesn't say that?–but Compaq appears to have a legitimate claim on a large slice of the Internet economy.
"I studied Afghanistan in great detail and from every conceivable angle," Trump claimed, and yet he staked his case for escalating the war once again on a shopworn, cowardly ploy: we must send more troops to honor the sacrifice of the troops we sent before; we must send more troops because so many of those we sent before got killed or damaged beyond repair.
Can the shopworn superlatives, please.
The shopworn "One China" policy endures, preventing the recognition of self-governing Taiwan as an independent country while fudging our position on Beijing's claims to the island.
Honestly, the twist is a bit shopworn.
It's a little shopworn these days.
