Sentence examples for trivial that from inspiring English sources

Also, if this condition is satisfied there is a unique stationary solution (see [18]) and the dynamics is trivial, that is, converging to the unique stationary point.

First, one might consider particular change in score (e.g. 2 mm Hg in blood pressure) in an individual trivial, that is within the error of measurement.

"And that's not trivial, that it was good".

It includes two facts, one momentous, one trivial, that caught my eye.

No text or film was ever too lowly or trivial that it could not be analysed semiotically.

And to suggest otherwise is exactly the same as saying it's funny and trivial that I'll probably die.

There is no subject too personal, embarrassing or trivial that it can't be dissected over a huge pile of photocopying.

Powell's fifth novel is a 164-page meditation on the sublime and the trivial that our reviewer, Josh Emmons, called "captivating and often glorious".

Unfortunately the same cannot be said of Service's plodding account in which some of the allegations are so trivial that they are best ignored.

I have always thought it was a form of condescension: I think Americans find our differences so laughably trivial that they cannot believe we have not united yet.

Let us remark that the optimal solutions are non-trivial, that is, can be obtained through an educated guess.