Sentence examples for frivolous reading from inspiring English sources

It's a light, funny but not (entirely) frivolous reading experience that we think is a great way to start the magazine.

For a frivolous Christmas read, I'd choose Sali Hughes's Pretty Iconic: A Personal Look at the Beauty Products That Changed the World (4th Estate).

Why would DeWine, who has always had a pragmatic, fair-minded approach to immigration, sign onto a lawsuit that's not only frivolous, but reads more like a factually challenged press release than a well-reasoned legal complaint?

"National Action Network has not been served with any papers and considers this claim frivolous," the statement read.

They spent time doing things that to me seemed frivolous, like gardening and reading.

Thaizinred asserted the right to be frivolous: After several serious reads, I've decided to go the other way and read something deeply silly.

It is a mistake to believe that reading novels is frivolous, an activity that should be taken up by our leaders only after the burden of power is removed.

"Did you take Uber vs Lyft, The number one argument we read in a study was over frivolous purchases.

He's discovered a great bookstore called the Periscope that imports books from England that he likes—Henry Green, Ronald Firbank, Ivy Compton-Burnett (he used to think Firbank was frivolous but O'Hara persuaded him that he was worth reading).

The distinction partakes of a debased cultural Puritanism, which insists that the only fun to be had with a book is the frivolous kind, or that it's necessarily a pleasure to read something accessible and easy.

This use of frivolous form to pursue Puritan objectives makes "The New York Idea" fascinating reading.