Sentence examples for becoming trite from inspiring English sources
Perhaps that is because artists recognize that religious portraits, handled clumsily, can quickly lose their power, becoming trite or kitschy instead of awesome.
Like any first-class playwright, Gurira has an innate talent for externalizing her many selves, allowing them to speak without crowding one another or becoming trite.
How did those influence you? A. It's very hard to talk about these things without becoming trite or corny, but the best leaders are those who get the best out of other people.
While Apple is becoming a trite business case, their speed to deliver a new tweak or an entirely new product has taught consumers not to be surprised at the new, but simply to expect better, faster, cheaper as routine, not revolutionary.
Showing cities celebrating titles has become trite.
Neoconservative ideas are no longer radical; they have become trite.
This series has also seen irksome character traits of the third season wisely eschewed: Rick's hallucinations were becoming tiresome and trite, and rent-an-idiot Carl was fast becoming someone you would never tire of punching in the larynx.
One moment, he's serving up trite gripes about Times Square's becoming "Disneyfied and sterile" under Mayor Rudolph Giuliani.
A stripped-down English of catchphrases and trite idioms, light on richness, is becoming the true global language.
And then she said, " I sit here and think, did I seem a little stupid, did I seem trite and simple?" Maria's concrete experiences on becoming an adult, and encountering colleagues, patients, family and friends, reveal her concern of how little status she has as a nurse.
