Significats de trite phrase en anglès

In a word, I was fascinated, and as the trite phrase goes, 'spell-bound.'

How did you condense their brief time of deep, powerful passion into a trite phrase?

It was "the morning after" and that trite phrase surely fitted the occasion.

A trite phrase expresses it that a newspaper is the "voice of the people."

The trite phrase, "written with blood and tears," does not in the least apply here.

A person, to use a trite phrase, must be a Whig or a Tory in a lump.

All this had been so sudden that, to use the trite phrase,-forno other is so expressive,-itwas like a dream.

The trite phrase about 'not one dull word from cover to cover' applies literally and without the slightest exaggeration to this number of The Forerunner.

The trite phrase that "the tissues are bathed in lymph" should make clear the reason for the frequent occurrence of infectious lymphangitis and lymphadenitis.

Some trite phrase about the "ravages of time" crossed John's mind and gave him a disagreeable sensation, for which it was hard to account.

In our own country it is a trite phrase that a man has a "Puritan code of ethics," or as "straight laced as a Puritan."

Replace with more original expressions the trite phrases (italicized) in the following sentences:

Before her composure Harriet Polder seemed over-florid; a woman of trite phrases, commonplace, theatrical attitudes and emotions.

(Oh, the trite phrases of lovers' litany.)

I took for love the trite phrases you had used to dozens of other women; half by violence, half by ruse, you became my lover.