Sentence examples for general trivia from inspiring English sources

The show's unique format contestants are presented general trivia in the form of clues framed as answers and must phrase their responses as questions delighted mainstream audiences and was watched by 15 to 20 million people five nights a week during its peak popularity.

The general trivia questions don't't really have anything to do with the main Evernote apps, other than the fact that it reinforces its slogan, "Remember Everything".

Of the five games, three featured general trivia questions, one was sports-themed, and another was a "Kids Edition" featuring easier questions.

There's a Welcome Aboard General Knowledge Trivia competition at 7 30 P.M. in the Schooner Bar on deck 6.

Participants were presented with 60 general knowledge trivia questions, 10 from each of 6 domains.

As a former Jeopardy contestant myself, I knew Watson was beating them where it hurt, not with superior general knowledge of trivia, but by avoiding typical human logical weaknesses.

Indeed, these are the key limitations of the work presented in this report as the extent to which these materials generalize to a clinical context, to domains of greater perceived urgency or relevance relative to general knowledge of trivia, or to domains of competence beyond declarative knowledge have not yet been tested.

This can be in any field: gymnastics or sports in general, art, music, trivia, computer programming you name it.

You've also got some fun things like general or sci-fi trivia if you find yourself wanting to kill some time.

Yes, the show occasionally floats interesting trivia, but in general Mr. Hembrough's chitchat isn't very sharp.

Most of the time, most people don't have much trouble drawing the line; and since the term "documentary" isn't being used for the intellectual equivalent of brain surgery, but as a general notion (useful in such trivia as the awarding of prizes) regarding films with only slight (not "no") intervention in or premeditation of the unfolding of on-screen events, what's the problem?