Sentence examples for may seem trite from inspiring English sources

The idea that a few plants could prevent rioting may seem trite at first.

I say almost because, though the statement may seem trite, it is unassailable.

This may seem trite, but it really is time for a change".

"These details, though they may seem trite," he said, "are central to our ability to collaborate".

This may seem trite, but art has long been about manufacturing narratives and creating just the right context.

Though it may seem trite, pedestrian or downright old-fashioned, when it's executed well, it can be awfully good.

It may seem rather trite or contrived for a publisher to thank readers, but I mean it when I say that your feedback, affection and loyalty has been our driving force – and for that, I am grateful to each and every reader.

What may seem so trite -- "the doorman" -- is just one example of how people destroy one another by abusing power.

At other events this may have seemed trite or distracting, but given the content and setting it felt really crucial to getting the most out of the event: at other conferences I'm known to sit with one eye on the Twitter backchannel, wondering what other listeners thought were the quotable one-liners worth tweeting.

This might seem trite and obvious, but it really isn't.

Explicitly anti-capitalist or protest art can seem trite; this doesn't.