platitudinal การใช้

• Notwithstanding the platitudinal tenor, this is a changed outlook from the past.
• In her review she stated " " Once Upon a Time " likes to throw out a lot of platitudinal concepts like  trust,  and who can be trusted.
• While Neil Condron from " Clash " magazine argued that " they've reworked their own template, " others claimed the exact opposite, for example Tom Hocknell from BBC Music, who said that their music " remains platitudinal electro ."
• Tim Wheaton knows his Harvard soccer team faces odds as bone-chilling as Sunday's damp November dusk when it goes up against No . 1 North Carolina Saturday, so he was content to wrap himself in platitudinal warmth after the Crimson finally beat George Mason in triple overtime, 2-1, to advance to the NCAA quarterfinals in Chapel Hill, N . C.
• It's a light, breezy listen that shows off Brandy's resilience, humility, joy, and vibrancy . " while Andy Kellman of AllMusic called the album Norwood's " most platitudinal " and " least enjoyable release in her catalog, " adding : " Brandy is clearly in a comfort zone that enables her to open up more than ever [ . . . ] " Human " is nothing if not a serious album.
• Brad Wete of " Billboard " called the album as " party of one', " continuing to state the album is " music to overthink with and lines to quote when angry at a significant other-- the soundtrack for hard times . " Although he praised the album's introspective themes, Andy Kellman of AllMusic felt that Aiko could be " maddeningly platitudinal and singsongy, " however Kellman believed that Aiko's " one dimension is a specific balmy backdrop provided by no one else ."