Sentence examples for it may be trite from inspiring English sources

It may be trite to describe a performance as a revelation, but this one really was.

It may be trite, but the word novel - literally meaning new - implies nothing of the sort.

Well, it may be trite but it happens to be true at work and at home: treat people the way you like to be treated — with respect, patience and kindness.

It may be trite to argue that the play has special meaning as a metaphor for the despair and paralysis experienced by the incarcerated – even though Godot gave notice of its intimacy with prisoners almost from the beginning, when Beckett agreed, in 1953, to a request from inmates at Wuppertal prison in Germany to let them translate and perform it there.

However, to accuse an artist of artifice is a bit like accusing a banker of being interested in money: it may be true, but it is still trite.Mother Teresa had her critics, too.

This is not glib; it speaks to a deeper truth, however trite it may be: namely, that one man's villain is invariably another man's hero.

And while the content/monarchy cliche is revived by the titans of trite, it may be that the only way through this bland melange would be to revive another cliche of past digital days.

But here he has a conceit, which might be trite if it were more insistent.

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.