| When I wrote about LA musician Glasser in these pages a few months back, I tritely pitched her somewhere between Kate Bush and Björk. |
| It can rightly, if tritely, be called a hinge-event in human history. |
| At every step he had instructed her, not tritely as a Mr. Barlow, but he had been Barlowish, and that was bad. |
| After a while its apparent celebration of eccentricity turns into the opposite: this is wackiness with a tritely pop heart. |
| Studying of Nigeria by tritely fast steps since time of joining of the country to England in 1899 and arrivals here in 1900 of the Supreme commissioner of Northern Nigeria of F. Lugarda. |
| Coldly, tritely, he sets down the bald, bare facts of the tragedies that wrecked the Hyndses. |
