Sentence examples for frivolous topic from inspiring English sources

But is this frivolous topic perhaps emblematic of a broader situation or condition?

Fashion, she says, has a "long history of being marginalized" as a frivolous topic, but it is, in fact, central to a person's social identity: "You have to stand out and you have to fit in.

Another wave came after an audience member noted that Sobchak has risked alienating voters by voicing support for L.G.B.T. people and even same-sex marriage; Sobchak lamented that Russian television would surely now disregard all the serious topics that had been discussed that evening, and focus instead on the frivolous topic of L.G.B.T. rights.

So I always thought it was strange that no one was allowed to think about it in literature, because it's a frivolous topic.

"I always thought it was strange that no one was allowed to think about [makeup] in literature, because it's a frivolous topic," Kleeman said.

Lillie Marshall, a seventh grade public school teacher and blogger who was recognized for her site www.AroundTheWorldL.com responded, "Studying abroad is not a frivolous topic.

Mr. Hammill, the band's main songwriter, doesn't take on small or frivolous topics.

Vatan contributor Amir Ali Jahandar predicted that a "harmful agreement" was looming, with the public distracted by presumably more frivolous topics like the recent acid attacks on women in Iran.

Love, death, disaster, transformation: there are no frivolous topics on "Codes and Keys," the seventh album by Death Cab for Cutie.

It also demeans mathematics and science by giving the impression that academics waste their time on frivolous topics and are willing to come up with the appropriate answer if someone is prepared to pay them enough money.

Swearing may seem a frivolous research topic for a psychologist to pursue.