Sentence examples for too trite from inspiring English sources
It's too trite and he's too fretful, not quite that spontaneous.
But as an alarmist peg it is too trite for Crichton's purposes.
Soccer as a manifestation of a native spirit is not too trite a way to describe it.
It is too trite to say that had Gallas simply walked off Arsenal would have won the title.
Birds of Prey was taken, Ball Hawks seemed too trite, Three and a Half Men too confusing.
The results are too often trite.
It would be good just to enjoy the ballet's emphasis on youth and beauty, but this too becomes trite here.
(And the Maryinsky character actors are very poor). It would be good just to enjoy the ballet's emphasis on youth and beauty, but this too becomes trite here.
The vast, shared collection of beliefs that, in Davidson's words, are "too dull, trite, or familiar to stand notice," (1984, 199) dwarf by comparison the set of beliefs likely to be expressed in testimony, since the latter are presented only on the presumption of their informativeness to hearers.
The reviews criticize the movie as all-over-the-place, trite, too obsessed with Joy's character, overly quirky.
