Sentence examples for frivolous element from inspiring English sources
"What I loved about teen magazines is that it's fashion, but it's got that more fun, frivolous element.
In civil matters, the courts can attract a surly, frivolous element, since there are no filing fees and the government not only obliges but instructs the do-it-yourself lawyers who gum up the system.
The terms 'voluntourism' and 'medical tourism' can both be seen as pejorative and normatively loaded given the connotation that each involves a frivolous, touristic element.
The first fully Rococo structure erected at the Spring Gardens, Vauxhall, was the "Turkish Tent" that was still a novelty in 1744; "this fantastic structure introduced that element of frivolous impermanence which became so characteristic of Vauxhall," David Coke has remarked.
"Foie gras production is one of the cruelest forms of animal production and I think there is a special element of outrage because it is such a frivolous item," she said.
Standard appeal waivers in plea agreements, in which the defendant admits the facts proving every element of the criminal charge, serve the public interest by limiting frivolous post-conviction litigation.
Each shoe adaptation comes with a small excerpt by the designer explaining both the cultural and personal significance of each product, an element of contextual information that elevates Sneakered from a fun but mildly frivolous project to a poignant exploration of collective cultural exploration through footwear.
Rainer's intent was to eliminate any and all elements in her staged performances (and later her films) that might lead to frivolous entertainments.
It may look like a frivolous animation about candyfloss-coloured animals, but with all the complex characterisation and serious treatment of its darker elements, Bojack Horseman is anything but cartoonish.
The elements disregarded as unnecessary for her purposes, though an essential part of Woolf's personality, are the frivolous and purely social.
