Sentence examples for so trite from inspiring English sources
"Reportage on fashion has become so trite.
What sounded so trite before becomes the social entrepreneurs strength.
119 Bagatelles were so trite that no one would believe that Beethoven had written them.
"Collapse" is quite a bold title for a play that proves so trite.
What a shame, then, that this musical, inspired by his experiences and written by Marc Acito, Jay Kuo, and Lorenzo Thione, is so resolutely trite.
Except the coverage is not so much trite as deeply cynical, an attempt to indoctrinate consumers into believing that they are what they buy and that they should be serious enough about it to leave the family at home.
But just as Bawden's presence alongside an England player was nothing out of the ordinary - James Anderson, Stuart Broad and Ian Bell have all told me at length about how much and how often they appreciate his input - so should trite explanations of Trott's condition be avoided.
Only an ever-so-slightly trite closing/opening stanza undercuts the sense of growing malaise, providing an unnecessary punchline to an otherwise extremely effective shaggy-dog story that will have you flinching every time you hear someone sniff.
"That piece was so cartoonish and trite.
