Sentence examples similar to a trifling space from inspiring English sources

It was, he said, a "trifling place"; but, with Uzbeks and Timurids threatening all around, it had its advantages.

"The Hills" rapidly found its footing as a drama when Heidi, a trifling blonde known for her love of nightlife, her bust line and other superficial things, swelled to take up more emotional space.

Debts currently stand at a trifling £660m.

[from prattle.] A trifling talker; a chatterer.

This is not a trifling achievement.

That isn't a trifling number.

This is by no means a trifling or frequent gift.

A pancreatic cyst-even a pseudocyst-is not a trifling affliction.

The "deluxe" six-CD version costs a trifling £99.99.

Don't think that this is a trifling matter.

Cooking oil may seem a trifling expense in the West.