Sentence examples for very frivolous from inspiring English sources

"That's a very frivolous way to see it".

This was during the twenties and the two 18-year-old girls were very frivolous.

"I decided it was very frivolous, not fitting the patients," Dr. Dicksheet says.

Her roommate was a Cuban girl - the daughter of a British father and Cuban mother - and a very frivolous sort.

I was brought up during the Second World War, so naturally that's my point of view.' I tell her: 'I know it's very frivolous and bad of me, but...'. and she chuckles, 'Well, be frivolous and bad if you want to be!' 'But,' I continue, 'you have to realise that there are selfish people like me who just don't care about the rest of the world.' She is genuinely shocked: 'You're not one of them!

The mainstream media is very, very frivolous – sometimes I'm embarrassed to be next to them on the red carpet because they ask questions that are really embarrassing: 'Oh my God! Oh my God!

But I want to make my Osgood frivolous, very extravagant.

Yet get the policy wrong and scooters could end up — at very best — a frivolous irrelevance.

Graham Stow, the chief executive-designate of Britannia, branded Mr Hardern's challenge 'very frivolous and very irresponsible'.

Happiness, an elusive goal that might very well have appeared frivolous a generation ago to the pragmatic Chinese, is becoming a preoccupation for both the government and the people.

Politicians can look frivolous, the very thing the entertainers are trying to get away from, and the entertainers can look like morons if they don't understand the issues that they're espousing".