Sentence examples for trivial corner from inspiring English sources
So in some trivial corner of the universe the missing six minutes do count.
Positioning of the source and sink, and the specifications of the corner bends are also observed to impose trivial effect on the overall loop thermalhydraulics, apart from enforcing a pre-defined flow direction and minor centrifugal action respectively.
He has also been taunting the deputy prime minister by suggesting that David Cameron "shunt Clegg into a corner with a fig leaf for his ego, something grand-sounding but fundamentally trivial," adding "Heywood is very good at this".
For small values of the slope μ, the dynamics of the solution is trivial: every solution asymptotically converges to the null solution, as shown in top left hand corner of Figure 5 with μ = 1.
The political subtext seems trivial compared to the real and wrenching journey Giffords has traveled from the "Congress on Your Corner" event a year ago in Tucson that turned violent and changed everything for her to the House chamber Tuesday night.
In the forgotten corners of tens of millions of American attics and basements, near the old Trivial Pursuit games and out-of-season clothes, are flaws that waste vast amounts of energy.
For a seemingly trivial example, imagine a frog making repeated jumps of the same length in the same direction, starting from the corner of a square on an infinite checkerboard.
Some doubts seem trivial.
Even sometimes trivial things.
