Sentence examples for frivolous engaged from inspiring English sources
In 1932 her interests shifted to politics when Conde Nast deciding that Vanity Fair was too frivolous, engaged John Franklin Carter, Jr., who was then employed in the State Dept. in Washington, and Henry Pringle, the writer, as part-time editorial advisers Under the pen name of Jay Franklin, Carter wrote several political articles, including one called "Wanted: Hew Party".
The Scientology representative told Us Weekly that Headley is "currently engaged in a frivolous lawsuit against the Church".
But when Mr Lehrer visits, he finds employees engaged in all sorts of frivolous activities, such as playing pinball and wandering about the campus.
Fundamentally, newgames represent a means of sharing information via a format that huge numbers of people are engaged with; it is not unwise and frivolous to explore those possibilities, it seems unwise and frivolous not to.
But in this case, he said, the court did not conclude that this case was frivolous, but noting the limited record, and that neither party engaged in discovery.
We no longer have the time to engage in frivolous academic back and forth.
He talks on the stump about serious things like military procurement, and when he does engage in frivolous small talk, it is usually about his hobby, fly-fishing.
I wondered whether you were thinking at all of John Cheever's "The Swimmer" — a story in which years pass as a man is engaged in what seemed at first to be one afternoon's frivolous activity.
_I wondered whether you were thinking at all of John Cheever's "The Swimmer"—a story in which years pass as a man is engaged in what seemed at first to be one afternoon's frivolous activity.
Other justices engaged the question, considering whether such a lawsuit would be subject to sanctions on the grounds that it was frivolous and whether the company's president would have to submit to questioning under oath at a deposition.
