Sentence examples for trivial chatter from inspiring English sources
Like "Safe," "Everything Put Together" finds something sinister and claustrophobic beneath the trivial chatter and hysterical good cheer of its expectant mothers attending exercise classes together and cooing over baby toys.
Silver Spring, Md .Brizendine should have been sitting behind the two seemingly unacquainted males during my recent flight from San Juan, P.R., to Miami who engaged in trivial, gossipy, noisy chatter that continued uninterrupted throughout the flight.
One thing you can say about any video or meme that goes "viral" on the Web, with only a handful of exceptions: It's utterly trivial, like the chatter on those old CB radios.
Much of the time, the chatter is trivial ("What did the wax candle cost?"), but from time to time Beethoven is asked a question that we would love to have him answer: Are you writing an opera or an oratorio?
Another danger, according to Mr. Keane, is that serious complaints will be lost among the chatter of trivial ones, rather than coming to the attention of officers' superiors through official channels.
He also loads "Top of the Morning" with a slapdash accretion of details, asides and glib pop-cultural references better suited to his snappy tweets (I'm a follower), a stream of chatter that doesn't distinguish between the trivial and the valuable.
If @benioff becomes the preferred @mention because of its ubiquity on Twitter, it's trivial to map those @mentions to a different username on Facebook or Chatter, and vice versa.
There's been some chatter recently that all the handwringing over such a privileged sector is trivial, especially now with a White House that seems bent on restricting women's rights.
