Sentence examples for frivolous measures from inspiring English sources

These aren't frivolous measures of how likely a car owner is to name a vehicle, say, Mini Pearl.

In traditional Romanian culture, food is cooked with instinct ("ca la bunici"), not with frivolous things like measuring devices and recipes.

By incorporating a measure of frivolous vaudeville into the otherwise conventional comedy of Le Châlet (1834), Adam stimulated a popular taste for what became the mainstream of operetta.

Council members say they regard the measure as frivolous, with one calling it lunatic and another saying it was causing her stress.

Nevertheless, as Elizabeth Stoker points out in her July 12 piece in The Atlantic, these young women have been dismissed in equal measure as frivolous "fangirls".

Consumer groups and Democratic lawmakers say those provisions are vital in restoring the credibility of federal safety efforts, while White House officials say the measures would encourage frivolous litigation.

Wyatt also said the parliamentary inquiry needed to consider not only changing the RDA, but whether there was a step back from that involving measures to prevent frivolous cases.

Make people think twice before filing a frivolous proposal — or several similar measures to see which one garners the most support.

Many states have already implemented this measure and virtually eliminated frivolous lawsuits: see Alex Stein, Toward a Theory of Medical Malpractice, 97 Iowa L. Rev. 1201, 1209-15 (2012).

Refusing to be distracted by frivolous details, I break out the tape measure.

Justice Kennedy suggested several "measures to help ensure against late, frivolous or fabricated claims".