They are considered so trite, he said, that only his most sophisticated clients are willing to use them, to see to the charm in their crinkly, multihued petals.
"It's so trite, the idea that you can take the guy out of New York, but you can't take New York out of the guy," he said, smiling.
Describes copying text from a wire service story into one's own....Often the language arranges itself in ways so trite and predictable that taking it in is hardly a conscious act... What's clear is that not all plagiarisms are the same, nor is originality a simple concept.
I just spent some time checking out gifts on some major websites, and the options are so dated, so trite, so underwhelming that it makes me tremble for our economy.
You could say that with her pictures she has, but anyone who has lost a loved one so young will know how trite that would be.
"Collapse" is quite a bold title for a play that proves so trite.
That seems so trite in this situation.
Ahead by three Martinis, I heard a snigger-quote-unquote About my disguise, admittedly an eyeful — That frosted mophead Andy Warhol, deprived Of pallor or purpose, so trite I am at once Singled out in my turtleneck as a fool.
