Sentence examples for doing trivial from inspiring English sources
It was the system that was (is) funky this system that offers this wonderful collective protection to a group of people, in exchange for their time, time spent doing trivial activities away (for 8 to 12 hours a day) from the people they love.
Stop doing trivial things that sap your time and make you feel more stressed.
One might add that those who do useful jobs will always be rewarded and those who do trivial jobs will not – THAT'S fiction, if you like.
"You can't do trivial things that were once normal and you took for granted like opening a door, looking at yourself in the mirror, or checking the time on your cellphone".
I like that his work is available everywhere: that we can cackle over his books of drawings in the loo doesn't make what he does trivial – though I still think his drawings and animations are way better than his paintings and sculpture.
"When I have a vexing creative problem to solve," he said, "doing something trivial allows the problem to percolate in a recess of my brain, and once the trivial problem is solved, the difficult problem is seen in a new light".
That, in fact, is very easy to do–almost trivial.
MPs on the committee seem to have regarded such errors as were made as the sort of thing busy people do; a trivial offence, one told me.
After his mayoralty, combining, as it did, the trivial and the terrifying, Montaigne moved away from political action, and Desan, in the end, is hard on his politics.
It is almost impossible to get a joiner or a builder in to do some trivial job around the house as anyone who has tried will know.
We talked as we always did — about trivial, everyday things, and Turkey's never-ending political troubles, and my father's mostly failed business ventures — without feeling too much sorrow.
