Sentence examples for sort of trite from inspiring English sources
People love to deliver this as a promise, a sort of trite guarantee.
Sure, that's sort of trite, and compared to the handwritten love poem or gesture of complete devotion (like giving up SportsCenter or Jimmy Choos for a year), buying a mere motorcar for your lover isn't quite as personal or original an idea as you'd prefer.
It just looks sort of trite and forced, and inspires this sense of foreboding like something very, very terrible and unsexy is about to happen, like the bit in American Pie where Jason Biggs does the striptease.
It's kind of trite, but when you live in it, it's not.
I know that's sort of pedantic and trite, a bad combination in writing, but that's what it's about.
Tired of trite advice on stretching your budget?
Yet much of what we call poetry consists of trite or false ideas in sublime language.
There is some truth in both suggestions, but Gilmour is wary of trite conclusions.
The quote is the trite of trite now, and at first glance an admonition to simply work hard.
Some of his observations are trite in a quote-book sort of way: "Journeys are the midwives of thought".
