Sentence examples for is trifling from inspiring English sources
noun
An English dessert made from a mixture of thick custard, fruit, sponge cake, jelly and whipped cream.
Nothing here is trifling.
The wound is trifling and will not prevent him from going about his business as usual.
But in a country such as Brazil or China, the bank's clout is trifling.
The real money committed to the promotion of democracy in the Middle East is trifling.
A Mr. Frederic Genzmer, in a letter to the Herald Tribune, demonstrated that Mr. Wilson's holding is trifling.
He is trifling with us, and this show of lo-cal ideas and casual gestures may be full of stuff, but is lacking substance.
If both spouses are trifling when it comes to finances, choose the less trifling person.
"Who spoke first?" Still, such objections are trifling.
Set against the annual gains from increased longevity, such outlays are trifling.
"I knew he was trifling with the students, either with promises or with actual deeds.
