Sentence examples for make some trivial from inspiring English sources

"A logging company comes along and offers to strip the forest to make some trivial wooden product, or a palm-oil plantation.

Then there was a silence, and I wondered whether I should make some trivial remark about the island or about holidays or some other almost equally trivial remark about the activities we had observed on the beach.

It is possible that Flew decided to make some passages easier on the ears of American readers or that an editor has made trivial emendations for him.

Professional cryptanalysts will pick apart even stacks of all common ciphers relatively quickly and in some cases stacking ciphers can make it trivial for computerized brute force methods to crack it extremely rapidly (reduced key space).

"But to translate the material into some code of your own is to make it trivial.

Huxley had sent Dr. Osmond a rhyme with his own word choice: "To make this trivial world sublime, take half a gram of phanerothyme".

The ironic detachment that permits invoking a great horror to make a trivial point may in time come to be known as the T. Sachs Syndrome.

Indeed, if we make the trivial choice F = G = id, then (1) reduces to a linear equation.

Although PostGreSQL already offered OSX packages, the Heroku app will make it trivial to install PostGreSQL locally on a Mac.

Nor does it make the trivial claim that only those who have had a particular experience know what that experience is like.

All the important things in life that Partridge finds a way to make amusingly trivial and life changing.