Sentence examples for trite thing from inspiring English sources
The funniest person I know My wife, which is probably a trite thing to say.
I hemmed and hawed a lot how much to include these landscape shots, because it's such a trite thing for filmmakers to say, "Landscape is a character in my film".
I mean, if you were serious about the nature of the "colonial pigs" (something even freshers think is a trite thing to say) in question, maybe you wouldn't draw a comedy pig next to it.
We said trite things to each other about hugging our kids tighter.
It's not that I see myself as some enlightened being who doesn't have time for such trite things such as prayer and the study of scripture.
Stay away from such trite things as MP3 players, and get something unique like a Universal TV Remote.
Such a trite and cliched thing to say.
The latter can now be seen on ITVBe, a new, "female-focused" channel that caught some heavy flak in the tweets, if not necessarily the streets, for insulting women with programming best described as feckless and trite and all things shite.
It's trite to say that things will turn around; things always turn around.
In a tweet after his appointment on Monday, Rajan said: "Really don't care how trite this sounds: best thing about my new job is leading the most fantastic team of journalists in Fleet St".
Time commented, "Brother Justin comes across as a typical whited sepulcher – if there's one thing more trite than a dwarf in a surreal drama, it's a preacher with a dark side – and Brown's campy performance largely involves shouting 'Enough!' and 'No-o-o-o!' with horror-flick pathos".
