Sentence examples for so trite to from inspiring English sources

Except that no one would ever serve up anything so trite to a woman he was meaning to flatter, the stuff Jubilee was saying about herself should of course only ever come from someone else.

It's so trite to say the people have been amazing (it annoys me when people come back from a country and say "the people were amazing", it's like, come on, they can't all have been amazing, there had to be at least one dickhead in Mozambique) but the response of the Russian populace to England fans has been the polar opposite of what we were told to guard against.

It seems so trite to say it," Silverman said.

"Not to be so trite as to invoke his campaign slogan, but I do think there was some substance behind it in terms of what people thought in voting for him.

My letter was deemed by one reader as "an accusation so trite as to be meaningless" and that I only saw what I wanted to see.

"I am insulted that she would accuse me of being so trite as to use the old 'won't do business in this town' line," Jacobs said.

At times this is so trite as to be comical: "There's a personality dimension Arbus was unusually high in, a so-called 'artist type.'" He tells us she was high in "O," which means she was "open to experience".

The only wise tidbits are so trite they hardly needed to be reiterated yet again -- e.g., get involved with activities you care about and date men with whom you share core values.

Dawson's Playlist points out that Pete Doherty, determined not to get involved in anything so trite as feuding with his fellow slebs, sent some big, big love to Amy Winehouse.

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.

Each of the five has become so trite that I know what they are going to say before they say it -- no matter the topic.