Sentence examples for proves trivial from inspiring English sources

His vision of Halliday's crises and conflicts proves trivial, sterile, uncreative — as is proved when, at the movie's dénouement, Wade unleashes, with a cringe-worthy gooeyness, the word "Rosebud".

Tactic reflexivity proves trivial equalities, after reducing both sides of the equality to their normal forms.

But that loss would prove trivial compared with what happened afterward.

He is right that the short-term consequences he faces for his recklessness may prove relatively trivial.

Finally, he comes to a sobering (though inelegantly expressed) conclusion: "My drama of self-actualization proved obscenely trivial beside the suffering of the Zaireans and the injustices of their past".

We propose an abstract interpretation-based analysis for automatically proving non-trivial properties of mobile systems of processes.

Finally, we prove non-trivial lower bounds applicable to many interesting CSPs, under the assumption that certain complexity-theoretic assumptions hold.

If one looks closely at the development of these systems, one can see that paradoxical constructions have become essential tools for defining objects and proving non-trivial logical mathematical facts.

Still, it has proven non-trivial to characterize the association of simple peptides comprising just the proline-rich region with the 9.3 kDa Fyn SH3 domain in vitro [ 10, 11].

Using this definition, Frege 1879 proves some non-trivial mathematical truths, such as that the ancestral R* is transitive and that, for any functional relation R, the R-ancestors of any object are R*-comparable (that is, he proved: Functional(R) & xR*y & xR*z → yR*z ∨ zR*y).

Ominously, an attempt to revive Superstars failed because the top rank of sports stars proved uninsurable for trivial TV.