Sentence examples for a trivial level from inspiring English sources

On a trivial level, Mrs. Weissler, 82, recalled, it meant "I could actually get my hair done twice a week, instead of once a week".

We are all on this boat and there's some pretty nasty stuff out there and yet the conversation is at a trivial level," Sir Brian said.

Poulenc and Janacek, Bartok and Shostakovich, Haydn and Mozart, Schubert and Beethoven, or any other composer whose work enriches one's life - one comes to think of them as personal benefactors, and the more one knows about them, even at a trivial level, the closer the links seem to be.

In the book business, the words "a life" mean a biography, but the phrase has a deeper, more universal meaning, reflected on a trivial level by the catch phrase of a few years ago that admonished a person to get one.

On a trivial level, if his partner were made a lord, he says he would never be able to carry the corresponding title.

We have seen in part II that the performance of LSSC-based discretization will be driven into a stable state with a trivial level of fluctuations beyond a certain entropy threshold.

That may sound like a trivial point, but at a "budget eats" level such small details matter.

On a more trivial level, it reminds me of the euro debate, another panacea which simply swopped one set of problems for another.

At a theoretically trivial level, computers are employed to scan texts and to produce, more rapidly and more reliably than was possible in the past, such valuable aids to linguistic and stylistic research as word lists, frequency counts, and concordances.

It's not quite a trivial point.

This is not a trivial point.