Sentence examples for trite comment from inspiring English sources

Now, here's a trite comment: "All the shallowness of modern mass culture began in avant-garde art 40 years ago.

What was this simplistic, trite comment that in my own arrogance I laughed at?

His meandering monologue is banal and often embarrassing, offering up trite comments on art and life that show no insight or thought.

What I would like for once, however, is for us to stop all the trite comments, to stop all the meaningless statements.

It seems trite to comment that if you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem.

People want trite socio-political comment.

The inevitable folkie moment, the trite joke or earnest comment that demands a cringe, never arrived.

As evidenced by his show opening tonight at Packer Schopf, the artist and the work have grown, getting more complicated and proficient as the text he applies plays off the trite supporting content and comments on the art world and life in general.

Naming the character after him is one of the series' lesser jokes, but this wry comment on the trite celebrity-playing-himself strategy reveals the fresher attitude of "Welcome to New York".

But Mr Burley, MP for Cannock Chase, criticised the representation of the UK, saying it was "most leftie opening ceremony I have ever seen" and tweeting at one point "bring back red arrows, Shakespeare and the Stones!" The MP subsequently insisted he was not criticising multiculturalism itself but commenting on the "trite way" it was represented during the event.

That may sound trite or unimportant, and Redick's comments are of the type that could easily fire the imaginations of anti-Duke partisans who already like to taunt Duke players as soft preppie types.