triteness in a sentence

• He likes Marseilles because it lacks " touristic triteness ."
• Now, there's a piece of modern triteness moviegoers should understand!
• But the triteness appears only when viewed through the scrim of real life.
• A performance of " Silent Night " rescued this oversung hymn from triteness.
• But Dreyfuss finds ways around the triteness of the screenplay and the pedestrian direction.
• A tissue of triteness, if you will.
• Michael and Mark Polish . . . avoid triteness by sheer force of imagination.
• Meanwhile, the lyrics have grown less complacent, though without losing much of their triteness.
• Triteness aside, this one-game-at-a-time thing does work.
• Although the settings are not fresh, their very triteness accentuates the impact of the Imax technique.
• It's difficult to see triteness in a sentence .
• But the fact that it so often misfires and settles for predictability and triteness is a real disappointment.
• Players are ordered by the Divine Goddess of Triteness to play'em one game at a time.
• And occasionally Hancock's solos veer, mid-improvisation, from pop triteness to almost startling harmonic ingenuity.
• The risk Smuin takes is of a different kind : how to avoid triteness in approaching the lyrics of popular music.
• Phil Mathews has just one, but his sets a record for triteness : " We play hard ."
• All of this _ the loaded images, triteness, tone changes and the little trists _ continue throughout the movie.
• That is when triteness paves the way for melodrama with lines such as, " This could be huge,"
• Like " Algazy & Grummer ", " Cotadi and Dragomir " can be read as alluding to the triteness of business life.
• "The Motorcycle Diaries " isn't cliched, and it certainly isn't unwatchable, but it flirts with triteness itself.
• Here's one film about a team of underdogs that doesn't let the little guys smite the Goliaths with typical formulaic triteness.