Sentence examples for it's trite from inspiring English sources
We can blame the new ballet's scenario: it's trite.
It's trite to say Hayne's success in making the regular season squad for the 49ers after such a short indoctrination in American football is an extraordinary accomplishment of athleticism.
It's trite, but it's so sellable".
It's trite and stupid when Ai does it, too.
It's trite to say, but think of the biggest-wattage stars, like, say, Angelina Jolie.
It's trite but true that mankind has always had a tension between desire and duty.
Giles Oakley London In conception and format, it was trite – while being undeservedly pompous and self-esteeming.
It is trite to say "what about summer!" …There are many papers detailing changes in water vapor and precipitation (although the literature is confusing).
One friend, who worked on "The Cider House Rules," wanted to know if I'd seen it, even though I'd heard it was trite.
She rejected the green-colored, unfinished sheetrock that they had used in other recent projects, including the Prada store in New York, on the ground that it was trite and cheap-looking.
Mr. Cherniakov leaves much to the audience's imagination, although the scene of the Scottish refugees is grippingly done, even if it is trite to have Macduff sing his aria from the playpen of his slain children.
