Sentence examples for terribly corny from inspiring English sources

Ms. Garai, who lives in London, read Dodie Smith's canny and resolutely unsentimental 1948 novel "I Capture the Castle," on which the movie was based, when she was 13. "It's an amazing book to read when you're that age," Ms. Garai said during a recent visit to New York, "because you start to realize -- it sounds terribly corny, but it takes a long time to change from girlhood to womanhood.

It was done with a wire yanking the arm away as the arm gets shot at and I thought it looked terribly corny but it was the scene that scaled it back enough to get an R-rating.

Sound corny?

Bruce Springsteen "corny"?

Or corny.

Corny, absolutely.

And corny.

Sweet, corny, heartbreaking stuff.

Terribly, terribly sad.

I mean, how corny".

They are corny.