Sentence examples for Trivial remark from inspiring English sources

Then there was a silence, and I wondered whether I should make some trivial remark about the island or about holidays or some other almost equally trivial remark about the activities we had observed on the beach.

If "Blue Gate Crossing," which opens today in Manhattan, evokes the loneliness of an age when even the most intimate friendships can shatter over a trivial remark, it doesn't get lost in its own dream world.

Two weeks later, Glivenko had changed his mind, writing to Heyting on November 13 that, even though this result "is but an almost trivial remark", "its rigorous demonstration is a bit long" and he wants to publish it independently of Heyting's paper.

Despite attracting trivial remarks about lecturers' breath, bums and sweat patches, Rate Your Lecturer says its aim is to empower students, allowing them to "hold lecturers to account, encouraging them to work harder on your behalf; making your money work as effectively as possible".

It is trivial to remark that today we save by default and erase by choice.

Most of it involves taking trivial incidents or remarks and seeking to inflate them into something larger.

The staggeringly trivial and contentless remarks of Eichmann at his trial and before his execution ought to frighten us, says Merton, because they are the utterance of the void: the speech of a man accustomed to power without the need to communicate or learn or imagine anything.

"These are extremely trivial, demeaning and ridiculous remarks," the prime minister of the Palestinian Authority, Salam Fayyad, said in remarks quoted by the Ma'an News Agency.

It can be seen from Pohozaev's identity for p-Laplacian equations that (1.1) has only a trivial solution u = 0. Remark 2.4 If N = 5 we fail to define the action of G 3 in the proof of Theorem 2.2.

We remark that is the trivial solution of problem (1.4).

With its stupid remarks leading nowhere, its noisy, trivial self-dramatization, the little gathering marks a collapse of the standards of social conduct.