Sentence examples for trivial ability from inspiring English sources

Imitation may seem a trivial ability, but it is very far from that.

"My opinion is really kind of trivial, compared to our ability in a democracy to really understand the opinions of Americans".

I argued that the value of such a change would be trivial compared to the lost ability to maintain the bearhug, as well as fragmenting the micro-objects that result from encouraging a different length from the market "standard" Twitter adopted from SMS requirements.

Since this dilemma is faced by all animals that use odors as signals, we might reasonably expect a mechanism that supports the ideal strategy (i.e. the ability to ignore trivial, naturally-occurring odor fluctuations whilst retaining the capacity to discriminate subtle inter-odor differences) to be both simple and general.

We display an increasing ability to take the trivial very seriously, in no small part because the trivial is understandable and nonthreatening.

Adding advertising is trivial and presumably Google has some ability to track what Android users are looking at and doing.

As far as I am aware, no one has done so, presumably because it is a fairly useless ability as well as a trivial one.

Ziegler presents him as an unimaginative but selfless practitioner of Victorian values, instilled with notions of honour and service, whose experiences as a monarch honed his "ability to distinguish between the trivial and the important, the authentic and the spurious".

WikiLeaks takes away power's ability to conceal its operations, however trivial they may often be.

(We need not suppose that this ability is grounded in some non-trivial definition or account of metaphysics).

Meanwhile, the noise of readout electronics is usually trivial for organic, plastic, or liquid scintillator with PSD ability because of their poor intrinsic energy resolution.