Sentence examples for trivial bit from inspiring English sources

On Long Island, people often drive just for the sake of it -- going miles and miles for a trivial bit of shopping or a meal at a restaurant exactly the same as a hundred others.

And just how much will that trivial bit of uniqueness set you back, you ask? Nine hundred and ninety dollars.

It requires a trivial bit of setup (selecting contacts to share lists with) and multiple iOS devices, but once all that's done one touch is all it takes to cross a product off of everyone's list simultaneously.

Instead of spending time on that, Trump reportedly farted around with a pointless debate because he refused to admit he was wrong about a trivial bit of movie history.

As for safety, America seems to have convinced itself that the world is an astonishingly dangerous place, and that the only way to keep these dangers at bay is to regulate even the most trivial bits of behaviour.

Will social sites like Facebook and Twitter look askew at these new "social media optimizers," which are deploying various tricks — some artful, others not — to have Internet users share even trivial bits of content?

In the final two-minute clip, Dwight makes the interns memorize trivial bits of information, then tells them what he believes are inspirational stories.

But when it comes down to it, are these trivial bits of information really vital to my survival in the hunter-gatherer sense of the word?

"Even if it's trivial … every little bit of information helps us right now," he said.

"And yeah that was probably trivial with all the other stuff going on and we could have just forgotten about it, but I actually think it was probably really valuable to him because he was stuck in a fucking bed all day worrying about pretty existential stuff, and having something that may be a little bit more trivial but actually does matter was really helpful from the get-go".

The sludge volume increase of sulfate reducing ANAMMOX was trivial because a little bit biomass development was achieved after a long-term reactor operation.