tritely

IPA: trˈaɪtɫi

Examples of "tritely" in Sentences

Intriguing, but some of it borders on the tritely aphoristic.
Or, perhaps more accurately (if somewhat tritely), a journey.
To be more concise, if my sentiment was tritely condensed to a bumper sticker, it might look something like this:
Thus Joy Molineau spoke her mind to Jack Harrington, even as she had spoken it, but more tritely and in his own tongue, to Louis Savoy the previous night.
It has really only been going backwards, relying either on splashy effects or psychological conundrums handled so tritely that they barely seem related to 2001 at all.
But the three sisters at the centre of the action are tritely characterised: one ice-maiden politician, one off-the-rails but right-minded student, and one hypersensitive and pregnant.
The question is tritely posed: if businessmen from the two countries can trade with each other – the volume of bilateral trade quadrupled over five years – then why can't their politicians?
His last pornographic novel, the tritely named Paris Sixty-Nine, evidently took inspiration from the capital and, with mutterings from within Labour of a withdrawal of the whip, Bell may well have even more time to bash out that sequel.60% of British 15-year-olds... ... read for pleasure.