Sentence examples for trivial experience from inspiring English sources

True, his family's fortune was reduced by more than half due to his sale of Seagram to Vivendi, but we should not forget about the young man with minimal (and trivial) experience writing songs and producing movies who wanted to "get into show business" and destroyed a major beverage corporation in the process.

It struck me that all of Ashbery's recent work could be imagined as posthumous, fixated as it is on the revealed beauty of allegedly trivial experiences.

We also come to forcefully understand that even the most trivial experiences are marked by this organ's struggles to make sense of the world.

Many of us have much less trivial experiences of being unheard in ways that have nothing to with what we're saying and everything to do with who we are - and that can shatter lives.

The moments that they have captured together, Weyl says, take both photographer and model out of the trivial experiences of the everyday. .

One has to believe that seeing the Earth's curvature is a non-trivial experience.

Rooms will be starting with the game Boggle, and will soon be adding Monopoly and Trivial Pursuit experiences to the app.

Which fortunately cannot be said of the autobiographer, who is merely trying to probe the nature of his own trivial morsel of experience and can be accused of nothing worse than self-importance.

The changes may seem somewhat trivial, but the experience really is a whole lot more enjoyable.

The new report, by several of the most prominent researchers in the field, does not imply that interactions between genes and life experience are trivial; they are almost certainly fundamental, experts agree.

Although trivial, I believe my experience clearly illustrates how financial organisations like NatWest have exploited the hard-working, responsible earner; abused the trust that was placed in them; creamed off the handsome profits that came as a result of their irresponsible lending; and now try to make themselves out to be "responsible" at the expense of the people who have fed them.