trite remark

On which Angela put in the trite remark that the orphans had souls.

He vaguely realized an indirect confession expressed in that trite remark made by Rosas.

It is a trite remark, that the imaginary anticipation of pleasure is seldom or ever equalled by the enjoyment of it.

It began loftily with the words, "It is a trite remark," a phrase which seemed to the boy very masterful.

It is a trite remark, that few studies are more pleasing to the inquisitive mind than that of the nature of man.