| The rhetoric that accompanies high-minded discussions of the deficit has grown shopworn. |
| Yet in Iowa over the last few days, he has begun to appear more shopworn than stirring. |
| Jennie does not learn that home is where the heart is or anything so shopworn. |
| But how often do they look closely at every shopworn assessment, and how often do they challenge every bit of published analysis? |
| The problem with revenge stories is that they're a staple of American cinema and because of that, the genre is a little shopworn. |
| The thudding old-fashioned screenplay abounds with hearty slogans and mild avian puns mouthed by shopworn British stereotypes. |
