Sentence examples for in trite from inspiring English sources

To put in trite words: were there a will, there would be a way.

I can only write in trite aphorisms.

They mostly come across as singing stereotypes engaging in trite romantic dalliances and professional rivalries.

To begin with, it is not helpful to ground important policy discussions in trite and wholly false cannards that inflame ignorant passions.

What is essentially buying a ball of gas which probably ceased to exist several millennia ago has become the ultimate in trite romantic gestures.

"A lot of museum directors and gallery owners are still stuck in trite images of the past, of Indian fatigue or ennui," Ms. Harjo said.

On May 17 she will return to Carnegie — this time in Zankel Hall, with "friends," in the trite formulation of the day — in a program of chamber music by Liszt, Bartok and Messiaen.

With these advantages,how had he taken it upon himself to die?But there he was in that trite pose,feet in the air, as if arranged on the sink topfor her to find him.

"A King in New York" likewise fails in its trite efforts to condemn America's Communist witch hunt, which hounded Chaplin out of this country in the 50's; nothing rings quite true in this crude, labored, stillborn comedy-drama.

Again, the film is anti-capitalist in tone and trite in style.

Thus, in folk, trite statements of the obvious are celebrated in much the same way as non-deformed babies are celebrated by Mormons.