Sentence examples for was a corny from inspiring English sources

"I thought it was a corny idea.

In 1909, most Western ballet was a corny and rather disreputable enterprise.

At first, some players thought it was a corny stunt better suited for high school teams.

By Joan Acocella In 1909, most Western ballet was a corny and rather disreputable enterprise.

Weiss told me that that was a "corny question," so I asked him about the city's abandonment.

It was a corny idea that ended up being very dramatic; people applauded when they saw or heard that Moran had made it.

THERE is a corny trick in wrestling that sheds light on Washington these days.

It's a corny, overused phrase now, but it is true.

Once in a while, there's a corny note of edutainment — a bisexual-boyfriend plot had this vibe — but it's a rarity.

"It's a corny slogan," he said, "but our purpose -- my great-grandfather's purpose, my father's purpose -- is to serve the people.

The photographer at the centre of the play, said to have taken pictures of Tiananmen Square but not based on an actual snapper, is a corny amalgam: idealistic but personally absent, charismatic but negligent.