Sentence examples for trite that from inspiring English sources

You could say that with her pictures she has, but anyone who has lost a loved one so young will know how trite that would be.

I know, I know, I know, that's silly, that's trite, that's naive....that's impossible...Such thoughts and ideas, based on the realities of American foreign and military policy failures and rooted in morality and principle, aren't allowed in Presidential Debates or in Republican or Democratic party platforms.

119 Bagatelles were so trite that no one would believe that Beethoven had written them.

At the risk of sounding trite, that all seems so utterly insignificant now.

However trite that message is, Edwards is pressing it home, too, as he prepares for Buffalo's visit to Giants Stadium.

His Leipzig publisher thought that these elegant miniatures were so trite that no one would believe that Beethoven had composed them, but there was nothing trifling about Mr. Goode's characterful, witty and virtuosic interpretations.

During my visit in early December, I saw trite performances that involved a woman suspended from a harness, and art installations that looked like art school projects.

She pays for her wanton behavior with her life, a trite ending that doesn't live up to most of this "Lulu," which so vibrantly explodes the clichés that have accumulated around her for more than 100 years.

Strange, then, that he has decided to add his voice to the hurricane of trite guff that currently swirls around the Labour party.

If I ever said anything as trite as that, it is certainly beneath The New Yorker to quote it.

In most roles she has come to epitomize the trite facility that has become the worst characteristic of too many City Ballet women.