It was the dream project of the producer Darryl F. Zanuck (he even directed a few sequences), who wanted the panoramic, colossal-trivial view, in which strategy, combat, and miniscule "typical" anecdotes were all on the same level.
In the same way that gazing at pinpricks of ancient starlight in the endless night sky can make one's woes seem daintily trivial, the view of the birds as the dinosaurs that made it through the great Cretaceous-Tertiary extinction puts the loss of a Martha in a rather different light.
Our last assertion is trivial in view of Theorem 2.1.
Academic research is often seen as trivial when viewed from the outside, he added.
Huge though they sound, these numbers are all trivial when viewed against a backdrop of the $500 billion we spend annually on raw fuel and as much again on engines, power plants, bulbs and other energy-converting hardware.
As the reader has probably guessed, it will not necessarily be true that the class of our cocycle will any longer be trivial when viewed as taking values in the smaller group (mathbf{C}(mathbf{G}, r_{BD})).
There are no smoking guns; much of it is what social scientists call micro-indignities — small incidents that viewed individually may seem trivial, but when viewed cumulatively point to a practice of insensitivity and devaluation that can get in the way of work performance".
We often raise red flags on issues that may seem trivial in the view of what impacts people's lives everyday (when an application like Snapchat changes its settings or features, for example), but in the aggregate, it is all part of a larger conversation around personal privacy.
Regarding "the Father almighty," Confessing the One Faith argues that it is necessary to speak of the Father together with the Son in order to prevent the emergence of either a trivial or a sentimental view of divine fatherhood or of a view of the Father's power as arbitrary.
