Sentence examples for frivolous side from inspiring English sources

The immense repertoire had a frivolous side.

Mr Inman also has a less frivolous side.

"I have a frivolous side," she once said, "but you notice which name I use for writing.

Contrary to her somewhat austere public image, she has a frivolous side and a down-to-earth outlook on those who comment on her.

When Atwood said that she had a frivolous side, she was talking about Peggy, not Margaret, and I think I met both.

In a frivolous side trip, the film travels to England to consult John Myatt, one of the world's most notorious art forgers, who also believes the work is not a Pollock.

They are comfortably exhibiting their more frivolous sides and are feeling secure enough to slough off a daily bombardment of doomful news in the time-honored way -- by providing the escapism that can sometimes seem like Seventh Avenue's most useful contribution to patriotism.

Ms. Kaplan expressed a less-frivolous side during frequent trips to remote villages in Africa, speaking to tribes about the perils of female genital cutting and lobbying for a woman's right of inheritance.

We tend to think of comedy as frivolous, a side show to the miseries of hunger, disease, and poverty that visit the vast majority of the global population.

The Hack Pack? (Oh, wait....) One marketing chief suggested the Strat Pack, reasoning that these men are putting strategy into their celebrity, in terms of the films they make (and how they make them), while alternating between the frivolous and meaningful sides of power and fame.

One result of these arguments — the Rolling Stones vs. Muddy Waters, Motown vs. Stax, Bob Dylan vs. the world — was that women came out on the losing side, as frivolous and phony.