Sentence examples for trite lyrics from inspiring English sources

That being said, this song is awful: cue trite lyrics about Jack Johnson being the new Don Ho.

Almost every innovative arrangement the band pulls off on record and onstage is saddled with trite lyrics.

The chorus melody is practically the same, although the scrappiness of the recording does mean the trite lyrics get lost in the slur of Adams's delivery.

It felt flat for most of its set, until the final two songs, "All Comes Down" and the giant anthem "All I Want," the easy highlight, with its Mumfordian whoa-oh-oh-oh-ohhhhhs and its indelibly trite lyrics.

The words – those trite lyrics, with whatever vague meaning they might have had in the first place worn away by umpteen appearances on TV show soundtracks – seemed incredibly soothing.

WHEN "Bombay Dreams" opened on the West End in June 2002, The Times of London criticized the musical for its "trite lyrics," "cardboard characters," "dialogue that would test the patience of Mother Teresa" and "the lamest ending in West End history".

Conversely, while Steve Holsey of Michigan Chronicle gave the album a positive review, he described the song as the worst on the album, calling the Kelly penned lyrics "trite" and below the standard set by Jackson's own lyrical skills.

Without the trippy grit you're left in a happy hippy wonderland, conscious that the melodies are thin, the lyrics trite ("You've got to live your life today, tomorrow is a world away") and the composite elements dully familiar.

Yes, some of their lyrics were trite.

Reviewer Patrick Gann of RPGFan received the album well, saying that he enjoyed the variety of genres presented in it, though he noted that the lyrics were "trite and cheesy", though still "catchy".

Although he described some of the lyrics as "trite", Jonze opined that "these weaknesses can also be strengths, and there's something admirable about the way the [track] address confused teenagers in search of their identity".