Sentences with phrase «almost cliche»

I think it's almost cliche to say «I love fall!!!!!!!» But guess what?

Sure, its almost cliche now to mention that Beats have a now - iconic design.

It's almost cliche to say it, but a newborn really is a lot of work.

Regardless of the truth of the statement, it's become almost cliche to suggest that most attorneys hate their jobs.

In the US, images of succulents are now almost cliche in trendy merchandise, with plastic replicas available in chain stores and succulents adorning T - shirts and even wedding cake decorations.

DQ3 is the grandfather of almost every cliche that we use in modern Role Playing Games.

In fact, the Miata is so good, it's almost cliche to include it because it's such an obvious choice.

It's a holiday season trope, a visual that's almost a cliche: A car with a Christmas tree lovingly lashed to the roof, trundling through a snowy landscape, taking a family of revelers to some warm, welcoming holiday scene.

The question is almost cliche, the hallmark of the disconnect that can exist between kids and school.

It is almost cliche to discuss how education and schools have looked the same for the past 100 years or more.

It felt too familiar and almost cliche in spots during that last section (starting his speech and walking off, etc.).

It's almost cliche to say this, but that looked like a videogame.

It's almost a cliche at this point to mention that the films the end up on critical best lists (whether print critics or bloggers), the films that end up the year's box office champions, and the films nominated for Oscars are pretty much three different groups of films.

EC: Right, it's almost a cliche.

The tall pointy roofs are almost a clich?

Not exact matches

We're all familiar with the cliche that money can not buy happiness, but I'm convinced that almost everybody has to learn that lesson the hard way because let's face it; the idea of having enough money to throw at your problems until they're solved is a seductive impulse.

And while it's a cliche to say that we're now part of an information - based economy and society, «our future... is almost certain to be an intensification of our present reality: greater and greater information dependence in every matter of life and work,» all relying on an open Internet.

Doing a long series of arithmetical calculations or working all day entering data at a computer terminal may result in almost total «an - aesthesia,» while proving a new mathematical theorem or writing a complex computer program may bring about intense involvement and the enjoyment of vivid immediate experience.8 «Aesthetic» experience in the more usual sense of tile term can also y ~ ry fi - om trivial to highly intense, even when it relates to a single object; one is reminded of the cliche situation in which one member of a couple listens in rapture to a concert while the other writhes in boredom.

These emotions continued to be expressed by him for another twenty - six years, till the end of his life, and became a kind of cliche, almost a way of life.

It goes from cliche breakfast to super satisfying, almost dessert - like breakfast.

Not to be totally cliche, but can you even believe it's almost Labor Day?!

It sounds cliche» but after being with someone for almost 23 years, it gets more and more important to focus on showing that same love each and every day.

The cliche about Parisians and navy is so true in my experience — I see it almost as much as black, it's just as chic of a color, and slightly more «unexpected».

I will just say the cliche which is that I can not believe our boys are almost 2.

At the same time, The Good Dinosaur has almost as many frustrating moments, where the plot falls into cliches, where the storytelling becomes on the nose and rushed, and where the bad parts often times stand out more, unfortunately, because of the glimmers of brilliance throughout.

There's almost excessively little within Cabin Fever that won't seem all - too - familiar to horror fans, as scripters Randy Pearlstein and Roth have infused the narrative with just about every convention and cliche of the genre imaginable - and yet it's clear that the movie, in its early stages, fares much better than one might've anticipated.

This looks steeped in the epic, action movie cliches that he helped establish over 20 years ago but it comes off as tired and almost satirical by today's standards.

The dialog is merely daft cliches strung together almost completely separate from the plot, which is a by - the - books schlocker.

Reinforcing the sense that Cincinnati teenagers are the target audience is Bertolucci and Adair's almost abject reliance on every American cliche about the French they can summon up — all the way down to the pseudotriumphant use of Edith Piaf's «Non, je ne regrette rien» (with its irrelevant lyrics) over the final credits — and their systematic elimination of all the atmospheric allusions in the novel to Left Bank locations.

One of its most endearing qualities is its insistence to never reduce its cast — which is made up almost entirely of senior citizens — to the jokey cliches that they so often are in films like Last Vegas.

The latter is remarkable for being composed almost entirely of brilliantly executed cliches.

Heavily plagiarizing everything from Indiana Jones to Rambo, the film is a mish - mash of cliches from action films of the last 25 years, with almost nothing new to speak of save the star.

It's a long, slow slog through almost every dysfunctional family cliche in the hallowed reels of Hollywood history.

Arrival: Director Denis Villeneuve casts aside almost every «Independence Day,» «E.T.» and «Contact» cliche and makes a science fiction epic that breaks free of genre shoe boxing.

I know it has almost become a cliche, but it really is true.

It's funny it's so cliche, almost every spectacular failure I've gone through eventually comes back as a truly great thing in some way.

Yeah, he's seeking revenge, and it's a bit cliche, but it's almost hidden by the game's controversial take on digital security.

To use one of the cliche words within the gaming industry think of this as Forza unleashed, because the shackles are almost certainly off.

Gone were the days when he is your typical bloodthirsty warrior cliche that was vengeful and almost has no redeeming qualities.

A recent picture confirms the classic Ryman cliche: It's a white - primed canvas, 14 inches by 14, with a glossy white square painted on top reaching almost to its edges.

By inhabiting and almost overselling these cultural stereotypes of women — damsel in distress, dotty housewife, bombshell — Sherman effectively undermined the very cliches she set out to reproduce.

It's almost become a cliche to point out that Fox News is less a reliable news organization and more of an ideological agenda - setter for the American conservative movement.

As 3:00 pm rolled around and it became time to pack up our booth, we almost couldn't believe it, and we found ourselves identifying profusely with a certain age - old cliche: time flies when you're having fun.