Sentence examples for running trite from inspiring English sources
There was the older Surinamese aunt in "Sesame Street," the diligent news presenter, a black VJ on a popular music channel, and two mixed girls once popped up in our longest running trite daytime soap.
The show begins and ends with its characters running, a somewhat trite image of life as, yes, a race against time.
It sounds trite, but it can be tough to stay positive when dealing with the unavoidable ups and downs of starting and running any business.
A few adventurous souls run clever riffs on the trite and true.
And not even Ms. Mason's obvious sincerity can salvage "We Never Ran Out of Love," a trite pop-country ballad composed by her husband, Paul Rolnick.
I'd like to see Mr. Reeder tackle a ballet that took him away from historical fiction, where his gifts run the risk of seeming more trite than they surely are.
Roots of sadness and worry run deep, and human emotion is too complex to patch up with a trite slogan.
If the lyrics are weak and trite and I'm not feeling it, I tend to try to run away from the song.
Too many pictures of wives - five of Lenny Dykstra's after his game-winning home run in Game 3. Too many trite pictures of happy winners and sad losers.
It may seem trite to draw attention to the idea of relationships.
