Sentence examples for trite in from inspiring English sources
Again, the film is anti-capitalist in tone and trite in style.
His meticulous observations of family life can seem trite in comparison with the events soon to come.
People think that we overuse the concept of green, and it could become trite in its expression".
Some of his observations are trite in a quote-book sort of way: "Journeys are the midwives of thought".
That might sound trite in cold print or cyberspace, but its truth is reaffirmed daily by strangers who share their stories.
David Kamp slyly skewers a trite commonplace in his review of Jonathan Lethem's new book (March 18) when he reassures us that "it's not one of those 'meditation on' deals".
Even other releases that make up a cross section of today's anti-timeless, flash-in-the-pan or generally overhyped trite released in limited edition – something that happens all year – runs its normal favor-to-saturation-to-forgotten lifespan in fast motion.
To put in trite words: were there a will, there would be a way.
Apologies if this seems trite, but in my industry it happens all the time.
Conceivably, this trite exercise in romantic fiction is intended to draw more readers into the absorbing world of Josiah Wedgwood.
