There is praise for Iannis Xenakis and Marlene Dietrich — to whose funeral he sent five hundred roses — and obloquy for Vladimir Horowitz ("Such talent! And such a trivial mind").
They have used bullying tactics, and regularly characterise those who have raised concerns about effects on human lives, the impact on landscape and wildlife, as selfish and trivial-minded.
Try saying it to the trivial-minded gasbags and laddish swindlers who govern us, who run down our institutions, fondle small boys, lie about what they know, think destiny is five thousand smackers a day and a motor yacht, and don't know when it's time to quit.
Haying and sledding are haying and sledding, never mind trivial evolutions of gear.
It is less about death than it is about the many trivial things the mind can contemplate while facing the certainty of it.
In the aftermath the former River Plate graduate would claim Lucas Moura had been verbally insulting him, but given that spoken jibes are a common thing in soccer, never mind trivial compared to what happened next, his complaints are barely worth a mention.
This is a reason so mundane and trivial that the mind reels.
Trivial in your mind but oh so important in the real world.
After all, there is little point cluttering the mind with trivial details.
With no celebrity magazines or "Joe Millionaire" to satisfy their appetites for the trivial and take their minds off the war in the Colonies, London theatergoers flocked to Drury Lane and Covent Garden to laugh at the amorous shenanigans and foppery of the landed gentry in the reign of George III.
But never mind those trivial features, these radios and large speakers restore my faith in design by ironically rehashing older designs.
