Sentence examples for both trivial from inspiring English sources

It was, paradoxically, both trivial and destructive.

Every day, millions of people find answers on Wikipedia to questions both trivial and serious.

These subjects — WASP life, domestic life — are often used as code for "small," in the sense of both trivial and mean, and Robinson's fiction is neither.

The killing off of fictional teens for the edification of real ones will one day resemble goldfish-swallowing, an idiosyncrasy that's both trivial and revealing.

And on and on it goes, regarding differences both trivial and significant, among people who are basically on the same side.

It simply attenuated in both faith and effort until, by the time its original goals were achieved, they had become both trivial and tarnished.

It also makes it sound both more trivial and more exciting than it actually was.

Things are both more trivial than they ever were, and more important than they ever were, and the difference between the trivial and the important doesn't seem to matter.

We have found that both the trivial and the non-trivial equilibria undergo fold as well as Hopf bifurcations.

In this manner, we have identified a region in parameter space of bi-stability in which both the trivial and a non-trivial fixed point are stable.

Let ( E, ∥ ⋅ ∥ ) be an RN module over K with base ( Ω, F, P ), p A = I ˜ A ⋅ p is called the A-stratification of p foreach given A ∈ F and p in E. The so-called stratificationstructure of E means that E includes every stratification of anelement in E. Clearly, p A = θ when P ( A ) = 0 and p A = p when P ( Ω ∖ A ) = 0, which are both called trivial stratifications ofp.