Sentence examples for trivial flaws from inspiring English sources

If they can accept a few trivial flaws, they'll enjoy a solid experience.

But nothing I have to say about it is negative; I can't even snark about trivial flaws.

Large-scale data analysis is not trivial and flaws are often found in the published literature.

In addition, ProBMoT considered 72 model structures that the authors of [ 15] dismissed in their manual modeling experiment as trivial and/or structurally flawed.

Not being told more details, this either means the task is trivial, or that experiment is flawed.

Investigating whether a specific model is flawed, however, is no trivial matter, and self-consistency between some models was not always thought sufficient to exclude candidate models that are well documented and based on solid but different scientific choices.

Both are drop dead gorgeous, and the only flaws of each are downright trivial.

The P85D isn't perfect, but it's so close to perfect that almost any flaws I can highlight seem trivial.

In draft speak, Blackmon now "lacks special qualities" and "has character issues," two flaws the Jaguars overlooked because they are trivial, and because Blackmon had 50 percent more touchdown catches (18) than the entire Jaguars receiver corps combined.

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.

As a case study, we used automatic documentation verification to identify and fix severe flaws in the architecture of a non-trivial piece of software.