Sentence examples for trifling concerns from inspiring English sources
Like John Boorman's Hope and Glory, which offered the definitive child's-eye view of life during wartime, Persepolis honours its protagonist's trifling concerns.
Sure, you can argue with him, you can try to point out the flaws in his argument but you won't win because Simon Jenkins cares not for your trifling concerns.
These are trifling concerns to Warner Bros though, which no doubt sees the game's vast audience of loyal fans and a licensing operation that has already made many millions from books, toys and clothing.
Why, those are but trifling concerns in the eyes of the E.U.'s mission to make the world a quieter place.
Direct discrimination of the kind that prevents a whole class of people from being able to carry out their job is no trifling concern, but sexism within football can be even more serious.
In 1994, the same year Hodge retired, the league launched its "mild traumatic brain injury" committee, which, unsurprisingly, published a great deal of research suggesting concussions and brain trauma were a trifling concern for NFL players.
Ignore the spin, wrote Pollard, and the "reality" concerned a few "trifling changes to the rules, which are not even certain to survive a vote by the European parliament".
The law does not concern itself with trifles - and there may be nothing more trifling than a 140-character rant.
One gets such wholesale returns of conjecture out of such a trifling investment of fact".Anthony Powell Hamilton, CanadaNorth Korea's family affairSIR – I read your apt analysis of North Korea with great concern ("Korean roulette", April 6th).
Avoid trifling conversation.
