Sentences with phrase «became cliches»

Why were such comparisons repeated until they became cliches?

WWJD has become a cliche, but honestly Tony — is venting this level of vindictiveness through the legal process what Jesus would have done?

I became the cliche food blogger who is posting pumpkin recipes right and left.

I have heard this so many times it is becoming a cliche.

Still, even some of the jocks who have posed acknowledge that what was at first risque has become cliche.

It's become a cliche.

It has become a cliche to repeat the observation made by former General Secretary Morgan Phillips, that Labour «owed more to Methodism than Marxism».

We've become a cliche.

A trope becomes a cliche when it's overused.

He sees through the cloying and precocious tendencies that have become cliches among child stars, and he has great taste (because he usually agrees with me).

This was before it became a cliche.

«It's an honor just to be nominated» became a cliche of insincere humility, but it's also very much the truth.

The violence is certainly more grounded and although it has become a cliche at this point, we are definitely getting a darker and grittier version of Daredevil (complete with Man Without Fear costume).

Clint Eastwood, «Gran Torino» Clint Eastwood is so frequently underestimated at this stage that it's becoming cliche.

It is a cliche that eyes can be the most important and expressive part of a great film performance (the close - up is, of course, the great equalizer and film's advantage over the stage), but then you see someone like Therese Belivet in Todd Haynes» masterful Carol and you understand how cliches become cliche.

It's become a cliche that writer / director Woody Allen's work had hit the doldrums critically for a bit, and lately, everything he's doing has been -LSB-...]

«Thinking outside the box» has become cliche now, yet in some arenas (like public education) many people still seem to prefer to stay in the box and cling to the traditional ways of doing things.

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

These words have become so common in travel blogs that it has become a cliche.

MGS is my favorite series though It had terrible bosses that didn't fit into the storyu well, it became cliche'd as ****, it had stupid cameo's like Phsyco mantis.

Post-apocalypse has indeed become a cliche lately.

True, the idea of placing the in - game map on the GamePad is already becoming clich, but it just makes so much sense it hurts, especially if the game world is one giant interconnected area rather than a series of more discrete locations (HINT HINT).

tabata is the laugh of the century... i get it emotional driven game but every single title he directs becoming his own signature... and over time the impact its lost and becomes cliche

For him, that brushstroke had become cliche, sort of like a comic,» Zabel says.

Most of all, however, she has become a cliche — everyone in the country knows all there is to know about her.

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.

It's become a cliche to say it, but much - speculated new wearable products from Apple and perhaps Microsoft could help kickstart awareness of wearables, and, of course, sales too.

It's become cliche to say that a company wants to launch with an outdated version of Android just to prevent the implementation of Project Treble, but there are some out there who are putting the work in for their customers.

The skills gap gets talked about so much it's become a cliche.

Visionary, dynamic leader, results - oriented, passion and integrity are among those that have become cliches.

Brian it's your words that have become cliche and only do well to describe who you really are.

Loved this, because I too have become a cliche.

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I became immune to that silly and cliche feminist debate tactic quite a long time ago.

Any subculture has cliches and jargon and the usage of those terms becomes a litmus test of who is in the group and who is out.

I'm sure he doesn't realize what a cliche he's become.

It's not until after the credits role that it becomes obvious that you were emotionally and mentally engaged without virtually any cliches of the typical summer blockbuster.

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.

The more fundamentalist a church gets the more it becomes a mere propaganda machine holding to cliches like «be in the world not of it», «love the sinner, hate the sin», and «you don't understand because you don't have faith».

But the net results of the past few decades of development have been well summarized in the cliche — the poor becoming poorer — the rich becoming richer.

It has become a family cliche, but everyone loves it!

However, it would be remiss to not acknowledge the fact that these healthy foods have become sort of like a cliche among some food bloggers, including myself.

They've become so cliche... but oh well.

It is becoming a yearly cliche that «Arsenal are three players away from winning the title» and that could probably easily be said again this summer, although if we hadn't had any injuries this season we may have been a LOT closer to the top.

He was still impressive on hisreturn, but the yearly Wilshere injury became a bit of a cliche and he was finally given a year away at Bournemouth where he very nearly survived the whole season before he was crocked again in April and returned to Arsenal for treatment.

Over the last ten years you have heard so many Arsenal fans and pundits saying that «Arsenal are two players away from winning the title», that it has become a sort of cliche or mantra that gets repeated every single transfer window.

We sold our best players who could have become legends Toure Cole Adebayor Cliche RVP Song and Fabregas Many of the other legend candidates are injury prone Rosicky Diaby Walcott Wilshere Gibbs Chamberlain.

We are in danger of having a demanding season, simply because everyone in the league (pretty much) has strengthened, so the old cliche «there are no easy games in football» will become truer than ever.

«Strong and stable leadership» is becoming a campaign cliche in the same way «long - term economic plan» did a few years ago.

As if pulling a page from a well - worn cliche prison drama, Gonzalez with a laugh revealed that sometime during the course of his five years 7 months and 9 days in prison, he became supervisor of his camp's law library.

It has become something of a cliche, I know, but no one ever put this sort of thing better than William Butler Yeats in his poem «The Second Coming.»