Sentence examples for appear trite from inspiring English sources

Even gestures designed to bring Wartburg and Venusberg in closer alignment appear trite.

The opponents said the proposal made the Republican Party appear trite and overly partisan, and would prove politically embarrassing.

Maybe it's because there are no local government elections looming, or that the severity of the cuts have made any "big society" style overtures appear trite and inadequate.

But Roth's perplexing determination to vulgarise his narrative strips The Humbling of its own power: where he seeks to be nuanced, he too frequently appears trite; where he attempts to be brazen, he comes across as pointlessly crude.

Though Mr López Obrador no longer belongs to a big political party, oil could give him a powerful populist platform from which to create havoc.In the face of such opposition, a video put out by Mr Peña's office this week borrowing phrases from the 1930s to insist "The Oil is Ours" appears trite.

This recommendation may appear rather trite and unnecessary, but I am aware of only a handful of manufacturers that make any effort to do this.

The identikit mouldings of some numbers (the extra track 'Peace of Me' is a tedious rock ballad, the collaboration with rapper Bizarre of D12 just pointless) are offset by a winning crumbly quality to the singer's voice when she hits the high notes; and where the lyrics of 'These Words' may appear slightly trite, there is an individuality in many of Bedingfield's musings.

It may seem trite to draw attention to the idea of relationships.

Saying so might seem trite, but it's the truth.

It's hard to not appear anything other than trite when noting that his story places all other news, cricket or otherwise, into the realms of the trivial and meaningless.

These are stock photos that appear in articles about "mental illness"—trite, stereotypical images meant to represent the complexity of what it's like to live with anxiety, depression, and other mental health conditions.