Sentence examples for something trivial from inspiring English sources

More to the point, is there any conceivable way to ask or answer that question without acknowledging that something horrible is being inappropriately trivialized and something trivial is being inappropriately transformed into a crisis of situational ethics?

We tend to dismiss celebrity culture as something trivial.

"He started effing and blinding at me over something trivial.

The daughter is insistent about something trivial; mother is endlessly patient, even solicitous.

They did not even deny doing so, as if the contradiction in policy was something trivial.

The management stirs occasionally, and we're ordered to go Stasi over something trivial.

To take something trivial and worry it to death, especially while wearing a sweater".

"What we'll be looking to offer is not going to be something trivial.

It could be something trivial, so long as it has to do with a name.

But because the royal family is the monopoly provider of a something trivial, it hardly seems worth opposing.

For it renders EXT into something trivial it is obvious that Oscar's water thoughts metaphysically imply a number of external conditions, e.g., that Oscar was born (McKinsey, 1994 2002 200707, Rowlands 2003).