Sentence examples for extremely petty from inspiring English sources

For me, watching these two extremely famous people engage in this extremely petty behavior made me think about the rationale behind social media breakup etiquette in general.

SHOUTS & MURMURS about E-name dropping, a new and extremely petty form of one-upmanship made possible by recent strides in information technology... Tells about a friend who sent an E-mail with 304 addresses on it.

By David Brooks The New Yorker, September 13 , 1999P. 50 SHOUTS & MURMURS about E-name dropping, a new and extremely petty form of one-upmanship made possible by recent strides in information technology... Tells about a friend who sent an E-mail with 304 addresses on it..

He then proceeded to, true to his word, dismantle Khalifa's entire existence in an extremely petty manner, making fun of his pants and claiming Khalifa regrets having a kid with Rose because the child was a symbol that "you let a stripper trap you".

"Ninety-nine percent of the time, he is extremely calm," Chief Petty Officer Joy Alsabrook, his chief administrator, said.

She told the Fabian Society meeting there were areas where the two parties could agree, such as constitutional change and devolution, "particularly in light of David Cameron's extremely partisan and petty behaviour in the aftermath of the Scottish referendum".

On the phone (or with a willing friend), have a loud argument about something extremely personal, childish, or petty.

The prison is full of petty criminals, with a few extremely violent murderers and organized criminals mixed in.

It is linked to theft and petty crime, family breakdown, and Estonia's extremely high rates of HIV and hepatitis.

Yeats's Senate speeches ("We against whom you have done this thing are no petty people!") have often been taken to be ridiculously extreme, when not extremely ridiculous.

Fans, players, coaches, the front office and petty much everyone in the Mountain Time Zone are extremely grateful.