That
sounds a bit trite, but there was something shining out.
But this is a
somewhat trite
answer, no matter how attractive is sometimes seems to me.
Trite to say
that the law is neither fixed nor static.
Trite phrases
and cliches a new understanding can be reached of the secret to wealth and success.
Without the spirit to help them, any attempted description of christ would have
seemed pretty trite.
What surprises me more than anything is the
rather trite
response from the local authorities.
Trite to observe
that litigation solicitors have not normally negotiated settlements with their clients actually present.
Trite observation
that the sexes were rigorously segregated.
Verging on pedantic, some of harrison's songs would have
sounded trite
in lesser hands.
An impressive debut dealing with wide ranging issues, if sometimes a
little trite.
Trite to call
a book a " page turner " , and maybe that's not actually a compliment.
Trite, easy answers
which we can offer.
It had become trendy to shoot signage and or other iconic symbols, and, well basically it was fast
becoming trite.
Your father, i scarcely like to remind you, since it is
so trite
a commonplace, is older than yourself.
Trite law
that one cannot take an advantage from one's breach of contract.
The use of pet names should generally be avoided as they can become meaningless and
appear trite
with the passing of time.
However, the dialog is
quite trite, and some of the performances leave a lot to be desired.
Trite cliches
of international football.
Trite lyric
has some depth for those who care to look, and this arrangement exploits this to the full.
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