Sentence examples for even trite from inspiring English sources

That message may seem obvious and even trite to some of us, but that's hardly the case for most people.

Unfortunately, too much of the material in "Mr. Sunshine" is predictable and even trite, including Crystal's admission that she is terrified of clowns.

That may sound tautological or even trite, but it has real meaning, because most so-called customer-focused organizations do nothing of the kind.

The Bill Clinton who emerges has familiar, even trite outlines (a gifted wonk with "larger appetites and desires") while Hillary Clinton remains wounded yet stalwart.

It sounds self-evident and maybe even trite to assert that aid workers are extraordinary human beings, but it is true.

Even though it seems obvious and even trite, I have always found that in the most vexing or complex situations, it is helpful to remind myself that the right path forward always involves the high road.

pinker: At first hearing, the ideal of promoting human well-being might sound unexceptionable, even banal or trite.

Even unbearably trite material becomes visceral when Wynonna claims it.

Even unbearably trite songs like "Testify to Love," from the "Touched by an Angel" soundtrack, became visceral when Wynonna claimed them.

"The emerging story was reductionist, flat, even somewhat trite in its characterization of the two brothers, one bad, one good," Kaczynski writes in his new memoir, Every Last Tie, out this week from Duke University Press.

This might seem like a simple or even a trite statement.