Sentence examples for trivial conflicts from inspiring English sources

But soon, more trivial conflicts found their way into court.

This turns out to be the voice of the dead, who chime in whenever something in the narrative -- usually something trivial -- conflicts with their memory of events.

The cause of the senseless war is a trivial conflict over toast.

It is a sign of the times that sitcoms, in which trivial, everyday conflicts are comfortably resolved into neighborly harmony, are giving way to the Darwinian armageddons of reality TV.

His vision of Halliday's crises and conflicts proves trivial, sterile, uncreative — as is proved when, at the movie's dénouement, Wade unleashes, with a cringe-worthy gooeyness, the word "Rosebud".

The conflict is trivial, and doesn't need the time necessary for collaborating.

But ego clashes and media personality conflicts are pitifully trivial when weighed against what is at stake in this case: both for Assange personally and for the greater cause of transparency.

Even before the conflict, such seemingly trivial recognitions of the adversary's nationhood were rare.

Although both are complementary technologies, the integration of the two technologies is a non-trivial task due to architectural conflicts between multicasting and DiffServ.

Their exchanges would be tweeted live – surely relegating a rival event I was attending at the LSE about conflicts in the Arab world to a trivial sideshow?

I became convinced that conflict resolution is not some sort of trivial issue for chimpanzees.