Sentence examples similar to trivial discourse from inspiring English sources

In the past, this type of non-trivial discourse was actively discouraged.

It is responsive, playful, and — yes — sometimes inane and trivial, not unlike our social discourse in the real world, including the world of families.

If the domain of discourse for 'exists' is stipulated to consist only of actual objects, (5) is trivial and compatible with possibilism, the position which says that some object is outside the domain consisting of all actual objects; cf. (ii).

However, his major novels Madame Bovary (1857; Eng. trans. Madame Bovary) and L'Éducation sentimentale (1869; Sentimental Education)—fuse his poetic gifts with discourses closer to everyday experience to evoke the thoughts and feelings of trivial lives frittered away in hopeless attempts to transcend the banality of the modern world.

Some folk discourse.

Hardly trivial.

A gun silences discourse.

Civil discourse = bad ratings.

Less discourse.

They were beyond rational discourse.

We believe in strenuous discourse.