Sentence examples for trite man from inspiring English sources

In his shows, he likes to rearrange the letters of his name: he is, he says, a "mired, trite man".

I hate to say it for fear of sounding trite, but that no-man's-land is obviously a man's-land and that same language is dude.

It may sound trite, but if the man who discovered gravity didn't know that things go down as well as up..

The movie converges to the trite eternal theme of a man who needs to grow up — a familiar moralistic trope that invests a movie with an air of seriousness.

The movie converges to the trite eternal theme of a man who needs to grow up—a familiar moralistic trope that invests a movie with an air of seriousness.

And this is the point, as trite as one could fear: men are pigs -- and incestuous pigs at that.

Ribon added that at the same time, women have their own form of trite humor, equivalent to those men make about getting hit in the crotch.

This is not glib; it speaks to a deeper truth, however trite it may be: namely, that one man's villain is invariably another man's hero.

At the risk of sounding trite, he was a genuinely good man and an absolute pleasure to deal with.

Hammerstein stated, "we were religious in keeping away from the trite things the kindly old stage door man named Pop, the pretty little understudy who replaces the star on opening night.

"It sounds a little trite, but there's not a whole lot of men who know what a man is, and I always thought it was weird that American men haven't resolved this; the American male is in conflict, uniquely in conflict in the cultures of the West.