Sentence examples for it seemed trite from inspiring English sources
I confessed to them that I had never heard of the poem, but I withheld my judgment, which was that it seemed trite and silly.
"We have the line Cinderella is told by her mother: 'Have courage and be kind'; some people thought it seemed trite, but I was reminding them of King Lear when Edgar says 'Have patience and endure' at the point he's being put in the stocks and mocked.
In some ways, it seems trite to ask.
While it seems trite to talk about keeping things in perspective, that's exactly what it has done.
It seems trite, but if you can relax and enjoy the experience then you will do okay.
It seems trite but necessary to say that the First Amendment to our Constitution was designed to avoid these ends by avoiding these beginnings".
It seems trite in the extreme to say this, but just as there is no adequate preparation for losing a parent, so there is none for being in charge of one in unaccustomed ways.
It seems trite and twee to paint it as the difference between artisanal makers and mass-market producers (Essential is still hoping to make at least a million of these in its first year, after all), but there's a dynamism and vitality, along with a sense of personal investment on the part of Essential's employees, that also make it an apt comparison.
Who has not said, "They have good chemistry together?" We hear it so often that it seems trite.
Barcelona 1-0 Inter (2-3 agg): Richard Williams's report Mourinho hails 'the greatest moment of my career' Read Barry Glendenning's minute-by-minute report In pictures: the best images from Camp Nou It had seemed trite before this epic got under way to bill it as the Special One against the Exceptional XI.
I know it might seem trite, wishing it was one those years where the task revolves around celebrities handing over large cheques of their own money to attend events or buy donuts... and in the comments Blythy argues against that being what people neccessarily want to see in the currrent economic climate.
