Sentence examples for considered frivolous from inspiring English sources
It is not considered frivolous to get married".
The author, already known for his writing on subjects considered serious, anticipated that his latest interest would be considered frivolous.
He said he had come to regret spending lavishly on expensive cars and other baubles that he now considered frivolous.
Certainly, Mr. Plepler's political relationships have given him extra currency in an industry that is often considered frivolous.
Instead, he was in court again on Thursday, facing accusations, considered frivolous by most accounts, that one of his nonprofit companies adulterated vitamin-fortified yogurt.
By this time, flourishing was considered frivolous and unnecessary in business, for which the chief and singular virtue of penmanship was legibility.
Emphasizing that her position as district manager does not encompass "what I consider frivolous stuff," Ms. Stetzer nonetheless conveyed these complaints to U.C.B. representatives, who "responded very nicely" and turned the sign over so it could not be read.
Some also shrink from anteing up for what they consider frivolous plastic surgery on top of maintenance charges already swollen by the spiking costs of fuel, taxes and insurance.
While some lawyers scoff at what they consider frivolous perks — Baker & McKenzie calls its sabbaticals and training "meaningful benefits" — the virtues of the new benefits are in the eye of the beholder.
"We have definitely seen a flood of cases where rent-regulated tenants are brought to court for what we consider frivolous claims by landlords seeking to regain possession of the apartment," said Angelita Anderson, executive director of the Citywide Task Force on Housing Court.
Crusading against what it considers frivolous lawsuits, the United States Chamber of Commerce has had no shortage of cases to highlight, like the man suing a cruise line after burning his feet on a sunny deck or the mother claiming hearing loss from the screaming at a Justin Bieber concert.
