Przykłady corny

• A more intentional (rather than implicit) discussion of the issue throughout the text might have been helpful, especially given the book's clever (if corny) title.

• It may be corny to say that, but it does not stop being true.

• I know that it is a corny phrase, but that would give us a level playing field.

• I am quite aware of that argument; it is a corny one.

• I know that it is a corny phrase, but it is the people's palace.

• The idea is still held by the public that that is rather a "corny" department.

• This may be a corny point, but it is very true.

• There is a sort of corny materialism about it, which is inescapable, but one must see it in context.

• You know, there is an old and corny saying that managers are born and not made.

• Some of the arguments in favour of earned income relief have become very corny in the fifty years or so since it was first granted.

• Perhaps the appropriate expression, if it is not too corny, is that he is displaying a fine generosity of spirit.

• To borrow a corny analogy, he is using a rate of interest putter but in the context of having previously used a fiscal policy driver.

• Will he try at least to give a positive answer instead of the same old corny comments on clinical services that he has given up to now?

• It is a disgraceful and corny picture.

• That is becoming a bit corny.