Sentence examples for become so trite from inspiring English sources

"Reportage on fashion has become so trite.

Each of the five has become so trite that I know what they are going to say before they say it -- no matter the topic.

Unlike Paul Osborn's Morning's at Seven, the other 1930s masterpiece of small-town Americana, Our Town has become so familiar from countless stagings in regional and community theatres that it seems corny and trite, although its optimism has always had a dark streak.

Maybe every writer is doomed to have their tritest sentence become their most-tweeted, but in Joan Didion's case, it feels particularly unfair that "we tell ourselves stories in order to live" has become so ubiquitous.

They have become so.

What sounded so trite before becomes the social entrepreneurs strength.

It all seemed so trite.

It's all so trite.

119 Bagatelles were so trite that no one would believe that Beethoven had written them.

"Collapse" is quite a bold title for a play that proves so trite.

"It sounds so trite," he said, "but they were the most wonderful couple.