Sentence examples for look trite from inspiring English sources

They recognized that Mozart's music, even though it abounds in dance rhythms, is often characterized by a structural and expressive subtlety that will make any response in movement look trite.

Adiarys Almeida and Mr. Cornejo delivered it with good showmanship but couldn't save it from looking trite.

It just looked too trite, easy and flippant.

They chirrup through their latest single, There Is No Other Time, a flippant, if not straightforward, 4x4 ballad, which – if you look past the trite dance tropes about "feeling the forces" and "letting go" – is quite fun.

Yet rather than looking for a trite romantic "solution" to her isolation (there's a frisson of attraction with her protege, Fabien, seductively played by Roman Kolinka), Hansen-Løve keeps Nathalie purposefully in flux and on the move, Denis Lenoir's camera constantly catching her striding hither and yon, proceeding as briskly as the film itself.

It doesn't matter that written down it all looks a little trite.

It just looks sort of trite and forced, and inspires this sense of foreboding like something very, very terrible and unsexy is about to happen, like the bit in American Pie where Jason Biggs does the striptease.

The Houston dancers do it efficiently and cheerfully, but in truth it makes them look not good but trite.

Mr. Kokubo declared his contrition in an obviously trite tone.

Then I had a very trite moment of looking at my calendar and realising I wasn't getting invited to celebrity golf tournaments.

A look at the Andrew Mitchell scandal dispels trite illusions.