It's creepy, cliche, and instantly makes us think of our dear old dads, which is obviously a total turnoff.
You know the cliche: imitation is the highest form of flattery.
At this point, my story starts to sound cliche, but it was a cliche I needed to experience in person because it radically changed my perspective.
It's a cliche for a reason: you can't visit Boston, smell a salt breeze and not want to eat seafood.
Though it might sound cliche, young people are our future indeed, and helping out in schools that are struggling financially can make a big difference in a young person's life.
It's a cliche to say that children are usually the victims in divorces and custody disputes, but the victimization is often literal, not metaphorical.
