Sentence examples for frivolous of from inspiring English sources

"How frivolous of you to remember that," Clarkson said, fondly.

Still, she is regularly asked that most frivolous of questions: Is the braid real?

Compare that to the acceptance, often frivolous, of the alcoholic's nightmare.

Jewelry, perhaps the most frivolous of purchases, is returned first, she said, in an effort to keep up appearances of normalcy.

As genre figures these two types are hugely familiar... Writer discusses the difference between Westerns and gangster movies... High-school movies are also full of unease... Yet this most commercial and frivolous of genres harbors a grievance against the world.

But Melville, among the least frivolous of filmmakers, had trouble taking seriously the book's perverse sex and power games involving an adolescent brother and sister and their widening circle of victims.

In it, Mr. Elhauge accused the Democrats of engaging in irresponsible repetition of "clearly frivolous" claims of voting irregularities as part of a "destructive political campaign".

Because of the frivolous nature of this material, that it was something meant to entertain men, they didn't see it as having any value.

These are not the saviours of our civilisation, not supermen, but a frivolous example of the stability of our society.

The initiative also sought to improve accountability between providers and communities, as well as provide a sustainable way of improving access to health facilities, health-care utilisation and quality of care, while lowering frivolous use of health services [ 3, 1].

And most of these interactions, PROP director Bob Gangi said, resulted in hundreds of thousands of "frivolous infractions"—the cornerstone of Bratton's "broken windows" policing theory.