Meanings of common remarks in English

Werther made some common remarks; Albert did the same, and their conversation soon dropped.

I haven't had a chance to speak to yuh, hardly, for months-anythingbut common remarks made in public.

But a denial of this is contained in other equally common remarks, as when people speak of taste without genius, or of genius without taste.

Returning in silence to his seat, therefore, he remained for some minutes most civilly answering all Mrs. Morland's common remarks about the weather and roads.