Sentence examples for frivolous discourse from inspiring English sources

Outside the philosophy room, the philosopher is no less free than other speakers to engage in ontologically frivolous discourse (see Quine 1960: 210).

It was only when he released his own bill, which plainly violated the promises he had made to Kimmel's audience, that a late-night talk show suddenly became a frivolous venue for civic discourse.

Doonan's text is more of an arch and witty discourse on aspects of gay and straight life, written in a gossipy, frivolous and ultimately rather lovable style.

Irresponsibly frivolous?

Frivolous fizz.

Schools are too frivolous.

How frivolous?

Soon enough, the language of literature would be drowned in the cacophony of other discourses — political, religious, sociological, postcolonial — and the subject of quality, of artistic intent, would come to seem almost frivolous.

That might sound frivolous.

Some folk discourse.

Less discourse.