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He said cliched hotel packages of "roses, chocolates and champagne" just did not reflect the dilemmas of modern relationships.

At the end of the day, it's unlikely Channel Four will do much about the whole thing other than make a few cliched 'statements'.

McDonagh has made a hit-man movie in which you don't know what will happen and can't wait to find out. Every movie should be so cliched!

Humphys' book laments the growth of " cliched , dumbed-down, inflated and bogus management-speak" which he says now passes for English.

The texts make for fascinating reading, and provoke some good discussions of the cliched, "Where were you when it happened? "

Whether speaking or writing, the Buzzwordsmith sacrifices clarity in favor of showcasing an expansive vocabulary of cliched business terms.

More than one person came up with the cliched "It changed my life! "

At the sight of Napoleon, the young Frenchman cliched his heels together.

I've read a lot of advice telling me not to bore people with cliched, unoriginal conversation topics.

"As cliched as it is, it's not over till it's over, " he said.

You've heard this a thousand times before and it sounds too cliched, but it is true.