Sentence examples for trite as from inspiring English sources

The 21st-century press beast is a scary multimedia monster, caught up in the trite as well as the vital, and reporters rarely can be as contemplative as the cerebral Obama would like.

It is perhaps trite as well as crass to point to two key indicators in your 25 November issue of Britain's current crisis: the 66% pay rise for Her Majesty (Buckingham Palace to undergo refurbishment) and the revelation that 2 million self-employed workers earn less than £8 ($10) an hour (7m Britons shown to have little or no job security).

Caul isn't having anything quite as trite as a rebirth.

Alas, it's not quite as trite as it seems.

It sounds trite, as the sentiments expressed about death often do.

"Trite as it sounds," he told me, it seemed important to "maybe appreciate my own youth".

But would their Catalog of the Abhorred be as trite as the author's?

If I ever said anything as trite as that, it is certainly beneath The New Yorker to quote it.

"So I've just had, as trite as this may seem, I've had this appreciation for every heartbeat, every moment".

Based on some of Ms. Cardiff's dreams, they are both maddeningly cryptic and embarrassingly trite (as dreams tend to be).

Trite as it may sound, it is hugely important for today's minority children to have positive role models.