Sentence examples for is a trite from inspiring English sources

Reaching, in particular, is horribly insipid, while Hometown Girl is a trite and cloying.

"It is a trite cliche that fashion and art are enemies," Ms. Sischy continued.

("It is a trite remark when I say that by devoted I simply mean devoted," Winnicott wrote).

Reportedly there is a trite song, called "Footsteps", in his honour, and a glowing published tribute to his "excellence both in the arts of pen and sword".

The term "grassroots campaign" is a trite one, but McGowan's bid is certainly built on consensus and is policy-, rathan than personality-, focused.

F Scott Fitzgerald's 1921 story on which the film is loosely based is a trite, slight collision of feckless storytelling and careless writing.

It's a trite and predictable lesson from what is arguably this talented author's tritest and most predictable novel.

That's a trite and overused phrase, but in this case it's accurate.

There's a trite line in Master Pretender about the streets of New York City looking "pretty from up here".

Now, here's a trite comment: "All the shallowness of modern mass culture began in avant-garde art 40 years ago.

"It's a trite rehash of 45 years of recommendations," said Arthur Levine, president of Teachers College at Columbia University, who was not on the commission.