Sentence examples for frivolous though from inspiring English sources

"Urban Death" isn't frivolous; though not without humor, it's disturbing, particularly in its R-rated passages.

Not that he is frivolous, though to Sanborn he seems insanely reckless.

Frivolous though they may sound, they're integral to this British author's intricate meditation on the nature of appearance and reality in late-18th-century Europe -- an age, as one character reminds us, of "tricksters and shape-shifters and chameleons".

I would like to cite two more reasons, one narrow yet serious, the other familiar though frivolous.

The judge, for instance, helped impose a fine for lawyers who bring "frivolous" litigation, even though there is no legislation specifically giving her the power to do that.

This, though, is not always as frivolous as it might sound.

That doesn't necessarily seem to be a bad thing, though, especially if it discourages frivolous or opportunistic suits.

Soon after this the Shāh turned away from painting, convinced that it was a frivolous and irreligious diversion, and though some of the Shāh's relatives continued to act as patrons, Sulṭān Muḥammad seems to have painted no more.

Also, being called a "lipstick lesbian" makes it appear as though my sexuality is frivolous, and that I'm merely being provocative with my "lifestyle choice".

Though judges deemed its claims frivolous, Sigma took its case all the way to the Michigan Supreme Court.

When von Trier made his jokes about Nazis at Cannes this May, I wrote here that, though he was being both frivolous and insensitive, he was also trying to say something serious and deeply personal.