Sentence examples for something as trivial from inspiring English sources

Even something as trivial as a broken tail light can mean failure.

Somehow, it was comforting to be upset over something as trivial as rudeness again.

It seems inconceivable in Britain that tempers should flare so hot over something as trivial as a misplaced capital letter.

Music is not simply an orchestration of something, but it's also not something as trivial as honesty.

Surely the channel would not pick on the Arab world's most prominent victims for something as trivial as "news"?

The result is that public managers can spend years trying to accomplish something as trivial as changing the route of a rubbish lorry.

The police wouldn't have bowed to the pressure of a lone person who had misplaced something as trivial as a cell phone.

With the egotism and political naivety of many artists, he simply could not accept that something as trivial as a world war could interrupt his career.

Now, during something as trivial as a cranky hockey series between hardened professionals from all over the world, these suburban rustics dare boo the Canadian anthem?

It's easier to marvel at the gladiatorial nature of the game when the participants appear to be laughing about something as trivial as personal hygiene.

It may sound absurd to complain about something as seemingly trivial as the official name of a relationship.