Sentence examples for rendered trivial from inspiring English sources

Far from being rendered trivial by the events of Sept. 11, the project is now more urgent than ever.

But the detail is rendered trivial by the hugely significant effect their single Rapper's Delight had after its release in 1979, and his pivotal place in the history of 20th-century music is unarguable.

By Hofstadter's standards, iconic computational achievements like beating the world's best players at chess or Jeopardy are rendered trivial by the "trickery" involved: by the fact that the winning computer has done little more than weigh the relative benefits of several billion possibilities, without at any point knowing anything about the nature of the game being played.

The process of minimizing uncertainty is thus considered to be formally identical to the process of "decision-making," since decisions are rendered trivial in the absence of uncertainty.

And we should applaud their heroism as they challenge and overcome the discrimination and disadvantage that render trivial the challenges that we women politicians face in the UK.

But Blaine impresses him in important ways, as he doesn't render magic trivial.

Sometimes I sit around guiltily reading and trying to memorize the Book Lover's Edition cards, an activity that would certainly render a Trivial Pursuit purist apoplectic.

(We must of course be wary of strengthening any idealizing constraint in ways that might render internalism trivial).

The film's impressively plotted psychological feats are nonetheless rendered insubstantial, inconsequential, even trivial by their utter dissociation from the characters' temperament, motives, and inner life — from character as such.

Some human follies, by their sheer scale, render political feuding trivial.

Of course, John Magnier and his partners are supreme pragmatists and may simply feel that a purse of $10m £6.5mm) renders past differences trivial.