Every time I make a frivolous social media post about books or dogs or dick jokes, I feel a twinge: is it OK yet to care about something else, too?
Obama briefly redirected his ire to the news media's "frivolous" coverage of the election.
Her husband's first race, unlike her contest in Belmont, ended in a bitter defeat, losing in a Senate run against the incumbent, Edward M. Kennedy, and she came off in the news media as a frivolous lady who lunches.
If a "say on pay" vote fails, the resulting fallout of negative media attention and frivolous shareholder litigation can cause significant damage to a company's image and even its share price.
(Hopefully most of you like fun, and pointlessness, and wholesale, frivolous abuses of this important media platform I have somehow been accorded, against the prevailing notions of common sense and decency!).
So the democratic entertainments of the day give form to the sovereign ruler where, with an ironic twist, one of the most frivolous and ubiquitous forms of media, the internet video, is used to create a portrait of someone who is rarely seen in public, has probably never heard of a LOLcat, and has been head of state for 59 years.
The mainstream media is very, very frivolous – sometimes I'm embarrassed to be next to them on the red carpet because they ask questions that are really embarrassing: 'Oh my God! Oh my God!
2. I abstained from alcohol, frivolous conversations with friends, from social media, from even talking to my beloved sweetheart so that I could HEAR from my soul and from God.
Johnson's spokesman said the mayor had no intention of apologising for a "frivolous response" to a question about his media earnings that he has been asked on "countless occasions".
