Sentence examples for frivolous that from inspiring English sources

If they choose to be frivolous, that's fine.

Spend the prize money on something frivolous that makes you happy!

Mr. Griffin's lawyer, Frederic Woocher, said that the lawsuit's accusations were frivolous, that Mr. Griffin was serving as a lawyer and not a decision maker, and that Mr. Griffin was added as a defendant for sensationalism and political purposes.

This statistic demonstrates, however, that before enactment of the statute, a quarter of malpractice claims were so frivolous that even the most dishonorable hired guns would not testify to the validity of these claims.

Sue Matthias, deputy editor of the New Statesman, worked with Bruton at Eve when she relaunched the mag and believes her success is due to her approach - a blend of the serious and the frivolous that few glossies have.

In all the criticisms of the media, that it is too frivolous, that it is inaccurate, that it takes chances with little thought for the truth, it is often easy to forget the hard journalism that continues every day of the week - revealing things that the public has a right to know, shaking up the hornets' nest.

The reality is that the frivolous lawsuits that have become a big part of the litigation brought in the United States have done far more harm than good.

Some in San Francisco disapproved, saying that the law was frivolous and that fat people could solve their problems simply by losing weight.

He added that it was not a "frivolous" decision that could be taken without first making a careful analysis.

They say that many such cases are frivolous, and that relitigating imposes needless emotional trauma on victims' families.

Lockheed said in a statement that he is trying to resurrect "frivolous" claims that were already tossed out.