Sentence examples for most trifling from inspiring English sources

You had better talk trifles elegantly to the most trifling woman, than coarse inelegant sense to the most solid man".

"But aren't you one of those atheists who say that God doesn't exist?" "Who said that? Don Cognasso, who can't even grasp the most trifling thing?

He is pathological in pursuit of even the most trifling detail and there hangs over this strange romance something of the pathos of the East Anglian (as opposed to Ford Anglian) wanderings of W G Sebald.

A popped splint is what horsemen call a bony growth that develop on the cannon bone, between the knee and the ankle, and can be caused by the most trifling accident.

U-turn rating: 8 Try as she might, Aniston has two virtually inescapable ball-and-chains hobbling her career: a 10-year run on Friends, in which she and her hairstyle set the pace for Gen Y post-yuppies; and her failed marriage to Brad Pitt, which has ensured that even her most trifling emotional activity has resulted in acres of tabloid coverage.

The most trifling of precautions would have shielded this growing monster from any consequences.

When Osborne hailed "a major success" in securing £130m from Google, most people saw a trifling settlement that did not oblige the company to change its corporate structure.

His two visits to the country profoundly influenced him, in particular in his growing leftist opinions; he would comment that these trips made him realise that "the most grinding poverty is a trifling evil compared with the inequality of classes".

Most investigators are satisfied that even trifling concentrations will slightly dull its edge.

Why don't we invite the world's most famous golfer down for a totally trifling event?

Although most Mets had shrugged off reaching.500 as a trifling accomplishment, it would have been a good step.