Sentence examples for trite way from inspiring English sources
That is a slightly trite way of phrasing it, but it is true.
The Theater Ballet program notes about Tudor encourage the audience to regard him as a psychological choreographer, which is the wrong way to prepare for "Soirée Musicale" and a relatively trite way to follow "Jardin aux Lilas".
"I wasn't having a go at multiculturalism itself, I was having a go at the rather trite way, frankly, it was represented in the opening ceremony".
The movie attempts to make the middle son, Ham (Logan Lerman), the token black sheep of the family, but it's a trite way to enact conflict, and his ultimate fate -- no spoilers -- is inexplicable.
Yet despite such portents, there are no horrors here, just unsettling musings upon the strange (and, it must be said, occasionally trite) ways in which everybody hurts.
Soccer as a manifestation of a native spirit is not too trite a way to describe it.
We wanted to momentarily immerse ourselves in a worldview that glorified the external and the trite by way of contrasting that view to a love of the subtle and profound.
It would prove what I believe many of us feel: the debate is trite, irrelevant and way past its sell-by date.
It followed Death of a Scientist, by John Harris and Zinnie Harris, which dramatised the last moments of the life of David Kelly in a trite, unforgivably cavalier way.
As you can see, the topic is immensely powerful and in no way trite.
