Sentence examples for trivial answer from inspiring English sources

In various situation, there is no trivial answer for evaluating usefulness of the feature words.

The philosophical question of whether there are abstract entities does not seem to admit of an easy or trivial answer.

However, the words used in the question 'Are there numbers?' only have meaning within the framework of talk about numbers, and thus if they are meaningful at all they form an internal question, with a trivial answer.

The truth is that if, around the turn of the century, you'd asked a 20-year-old for their views on current affairs, you probably would've got a trivial answer.

One relatively trivial answer would be if most randomly selected sequences could act as CRMs in a reporter gene assay.

OR occupation also increased since in the majority of the cases as soon as one patient left, the preincision procedure began for the next.>> We did not experiment with any operations bigger than surgery type H (320 minutes' duration): they would require a full day in the OR and would result in a trivial answer (one OR, one long surgery), which was not relevant to this study.

Magic 8-Balls have been known to hold some disappointing, trivial answers to teenage life's hardest questions, but one LA startup is hoping to find success in them.

While it may be irksome to see a flood of trivial answers to inane questions, I like the feature precisely because of its shamelessness.

That's the single most common question the three of us are asked from corporate executives, and it's not trivial to answer.

Destined to become a Trivial Pursuit answer in years to come is the fact that synchronised swimming was the first sport to sell out entirely (albeit thanks to a snafu that saw too many tickets being sold).

The trivial partial answer in \(D B \), corresponding to 'I don't know', is represented by a tautology, i.e., the disjunction of all complete answers.