Sentence examples for Trivial life from inspiring English sources

This lively moment inevitably brings to mind the old Middle Eastern saying, "The dog barks but the caravan passes" – the fateful recognition that whatever happens, however significant or trivial, life goes on its way regardless.

Courbet called the figures on the right "the shareholders, that is, friends, workers, devotees of the art world" and those on the left "the other world of trivial life, the people, misery, poverty, wealth, the exploited and the exploiters, the people who live off of death".

Well, it sounds pretty lame but most of the songs are about my trivial life in Warragul.

In a way, it's a trivial life of just surviving; you only get to really enjoy life once you're out of the trap.

Longtime Scandinavian Studies scholar Niels Ingwersen states that the novel "engagingly, ironically, sadly captures the quite trivial life of a rural, provincial community" and illustrates an unconsummated love relationship between two ordinary people.

And, well I'll be darned, we now have to deal with trivial life-threatening issues, like cancer and heart disease and a multitude of other killers.

I soon discovered myself immersed in what could be called (however trivial the life) a life-changing experience.

She was distracted, lived "quite a trivial, enjoyable life, still observing, just not doing what I should have done".

Genetic defects vary from trivial to life threatening.

As well as this, and on a far more trivial, less life-shattering note, the simple fact is I was bored.

Wilde told Robert Ross that the play's theme was "That we should treat all trivial things in life very seriously, and all serious things of life with a sincere and studied triviality".