Sentence examples for frivolous bit from inspiring English sources
It would be a sick man indeed who would choose mind-numbing boredom above a frivolous bit of anger.
It's smaller than that: a seemingly insignificant, frivolous bit of fluff that only those in the know might notice.
A frivolous bit of dress-up for flutes of Champagne for Valentine's Day are little muffs of marabou that fit over the base.
Simply a frivolous bit of excitement or arousal, with no past and no future, just a crowing NOW of pleasure.
I do think that the world doesn't need many more frivolous bits and bobs that end up left in cupboards or landfills".
On the contrary, someone with Èzili Freda as a mèt tèt will be expected to be a bit frivolous and yet quite generous.
Although I was always a feminist and never a feminism-denier, I worried I'd be branded a single-issue women's columnist, a bit frivolous, no longer fit for the men's newsroom.
If we are locked in deepening economic crisis – and we may well be – it may all look a bit frivolous, as the AV deal offered by the Labour minority government to Lloyd George's Liberals did in 1931.
OK, so this one is a bit frivolous but Murray's performance on Sunday was his best in any of the four grand slam finals he has now played, so to criticise too much might be churlish.
The dispute may seem a bit frivolous, but it rests on a fundamental question: After the Supreme Court's 2003 ruling striking down sodomy laws, how free is the majority to impose its morality through the law?
For the true temple devotee, this was possibly a bit frivolous, but it was balanced the following day by a visit to a far more dramatic and spectacular Khmer temple: Phanom Rung – a giant 12th-century shrine on top of an extinct volcano.
