Sentence examples for a trivial wrong from inspiring English sources
The ease with which a victim of a trivial wrong typically forgives the wrongdoer is more aptly viewed as an act of forgiveness, rather than as a process that takes time or effort.
Faced, for instance, by feuding neighbours who persistently accuse each other of more or less trivial wrongs, it might indeed be appropriate to suggest that they should forget about condemning each other and look for a way of resolving their conflict.
Instead of spending time on that, Trump reportedly farted around with a pointless debate because he refused to admit he was wrong about a trivial bit of movie history.
The possibility of pouring the wrong thing on a short stack may seem like a trivial concern, but making and selling counterfeit food items, otherwise known as "food adulteration," is actually a pretty big problem.
It is a normal but often a trivial spanner in the works – computers not working, a colleague arranging an anniversary event on the wrong date or failing to order enough printed paper or notify everyone who should know.
He said the city's current contract for bus shelters yields a trivial amount compared with contracts in other cities. "And yet we have all the people, so you know something's wrong".
That seemed a trivial concern.
This is a trivial matter.
I might be getting this wrong, but McFly now sound not like a lightweight, trivial cartoon version of an energetic pop group but an energetic, cleverly calibrated version of a trivial cartoon pop group.
That would not be a trivial change.
