Sentence examples for a trite one from inspiring English sources

A word of caution, and a trite one at that: this victory alone does not solve everything that ails the US national team.

The term "grassroots campaign" is a trite one, but McGowan's bid is certainly built on consensus and is policy-, rathan than personality-, focused.

Before the marketing men turned it into a conveyor belt of trite one-liners, this was how alternative comedy used to be: an eccentric, idiosyncratic free-for-all, where it felt like anything could happen.

Consequently, the VSM fosters rare interactions over the trite ones.

It ends on a trite note as well.

"Less is more" is a trite and irritating phrase, but it's one of the few absolute truths in advertising.

It's a trite and overused phrase, and often a dismissive one, like calling a book a mystery or a genre novel; but when a book takes hold and propels you, well, that is something worth noting.

There's a trite old saying that goes something like, "When one door closes, a window opens".

In the TV version, we are asked to follow the stories of the parents in tandem with the stories of their children: Lillian van der Woodsen and Rufus Humphrey, for one particularly unfortunate example, are thrust into a trite romance.

So I've lived around survivors my whole life, but for one who lives with it in the present so much, 'moving' is such a trite word for what it was like to meet him.

The Motion Picture Herald concluded: "One will be sorry that such art and talents have been used for such a trite and sordid story, which includes not a decent or healthy character".