Sentence examples for tired subjects from inspiring English sources

Some artists rely on the charm of embroidery to revive tired subjects, not always successfully.

It's easier to pander and work in clichés than it is to come up with original observations, and for the most part "Big Night Out" is old news, covering tired subjects with trite material.

Tired subjects in rap, sure, but Flatbush Zombies discuss them in a way that seems new, subversive almost.

She understood that writing about a tired subject like beauty products (her official beat) required creative framing.

Katy Brand derided it as "the most insultingly pointless survey into this now tired subject I have ever seen".

He makes this appeal in a dramatic re-creation of George Mallory's ill-fated Everest bid in 1924, turning that tired subject into a love triangle.

I would have thought that Hearman's subject would have disqualified her picture from contention since Humphries is such a tired subject – two portraits last year, six in total going back to John Brack's painting of Dame Edna in 1969.

Gore used a question about that tired subject to poke fun at political posturing, showing a side of himself that reporters were accustomed to seeing only off the record.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukIn this section Picking up the tab To dream the impossible dream Two-man race See Naples and die Stacked heels Shape-shifting ReprintsIN THE week that America's government shut down two new books on democracy cast fresh light on a tired subject.

I could also note that, if your skull still hurts from all the Republican haranguing about Benghazi, Benghazi, Benghazi: Should the Republicans regain the Senate and keep the House, there'll be twice as many hearings coming up on that tired subject.

But its quirky, light-hearted approach brightens a tired old subject.