Sentence examples for trite conclusion from inspiring English sources

"Big Love" is a flawed play (among other things, it has a rather trite conclusion), but the whole production, like the bridal bouquet that is flung out into the audience, is enormously crowd pleasing (1 40).

Who can forget the embarrassingly trite conclusion to the latter, when the psychiatrist tells the family of Janet Leigh's character that Norman Bates was attracted to her sexually!

And I admire it, so much, for not succumbing to easy sentiment or trite conclusion, for being, essentially, a simulation of life's unfairness.

There is some truth in both suggestions, but Gilmour is wary of trite conclusions.

Hopes even remain high that agreeing on a plan for what to do with Ground Zero will proceed without too much rancour, despite the lukewarm reaction to the first set of proposals unveiled in July.A sweeter AppleBehind this lies a conclusion that sounds trite and is impossible to prove: New York has become a nicer place.

The article does not have far reaching biological conclusions beyond the somewhat trite point that evolutionary relationships in such a complex, huge set of genomes are...well, complex.

Trite does not even get close to describing its hideousness.

But her ending borders on the trite.

Trite stuff.

Trite dialogue.

Too trite.