Sentence examples for trivial about from inspiring English sources

There is nothing trivial about political satire, though, no matter how soon it arrives.

There is nothing trivial about the problem in Turkey; and the problem in Turkey is the problem for the world at large.

There is nothing trivial about grasping the idea that lies behind carbon footprints, trying to understand the scale of our consumption and its widespread environmental costs.

Mr. James managed to bring out the latent importance of what appeared most trivial about British television, and also the unacknowledged silliness of what was most elevated.

There is nothing trivial about such questions; you could say that the harmoniousness of much of the post-9/11 world depends on their answers.

In Germany, by contrast, present-day consciousness of nazism and the second world war has nothing of the trivial about it.

(The non-vacuity clause is meant to ensure that if sentence \ e\) happens to be, say, \(Qa \wedge Qb \wedge (Rc \vee \neg Rc)\), then \(I e)\) still is \(\{a, b\}\), for \ e\) does not really state anything non-trivial about the individual denoted by \(c\).

However, some reserved judgment as to whether such universal laws existed and if the statistical analysis of network topologies would reveal something non-trivial about biological systems [ 19].

Then there was a silence, and I wondered whether I should make some trivial remark about the island or about holidays or some other almost equally trivial remark about the activities we had observed on the beach.

But Truss accused Labor of making a "big noise about trivial issues" and maintained that the record was correct.

Some athletes might not have contacted their medical doctor about trivial injuries because the injury did not result in loss of training days or require special treatment.