Sentence examples similar to frivolous traits from inspiring English sources

As Jenna Garrett explained in Feature Shoot, "With SIM cards and mobile phones rapidly becoming hot commodities, Romano hints that be it practical or frivolous, longing for material possessions is a universally human trait".

Hume already anticipated a role for subjective psychological traits, noting that our choice of convention often depends upon "the imagination, or the more frivolous properties of our thought and conception" (Treatise, p. 504, note 1).

Irresponsibly frivolous?

Frivolous fizz.

How frivolous?

Schools are too frivolous.

That might sound frivolous.

He called the lawsuits "frivolous — completely, totally frivolous".

She called the lawsuit "frivolous".

This is no frivolous matter.

All their words are frivolous.