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Examples for "trivial"
Examples for "trivial"
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Consumers are 'overwhelmed with relatively trivial choices' says a professor of psychology.
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Did he think her family morally trivial for keeping a clean house?
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Changes to the Constitution are not done for trivial or transient reasons.
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I only quote this as a trivial example of observation and inference.
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There's a tendency to attribute far too much importance to trivial developments.
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Ivy Leaguers debate the finer points of sports trivia with high-school dropouts.
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Not to test Trump's knowledge of terms and trivia, but his judgment.
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So I'm not sure that the public are in love with trivia.
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The occupants were cloistered in a windowless conference room arguing administrative trivia.
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Then they made trivia games truly interactive with You Don't Know Jack.
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This week has really put a lot of life's trivialities into perspective.
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The same applies to scientific theories-nobodyhas interest in listening to trivialities.
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Howland was not a man educated in the trivialities of chance flirtations.
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His purpose was something that transcended the mere trivialities of every-day intercourse.
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After a month of trivialities and stagnation the wheels move once more.
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But space was a triviality in a place that didn't truly exist.
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We all understand the triviality as well as the importance of music.
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But the triviality died on her lips as the truth had died.
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The sound reduced everything else that was on their minds to triviality.
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No sport links indignation and triviality to a greater degree than golf.
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One such trivium if one might call it that, was Address to a Child During a Boisterous Winter Evening.
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The scope of the Trivium was much wider than the terms denote.
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The Trivium Charontis is situated just beyond the right-hand margin of our map.
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Others emphasized the Trivium, and taught perhaps only a little of the second group.
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The Seven Sciences were divided into three of the Trivium, and four of the Quadrivium.
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Ismenius Lacus, Lunae Lacus, Trivium Charontis, and Propontis are the most conspicuous and durable ones.
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The three of the Trivium concerned the use of speech; they were Grammar, Rhetoric, and Logic.
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Webster stared for long seconds at the fallen card, absorbing the improbable colours of the Trivium Charontis Escarpment.
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For example, seven are seen to converge in Lacus Phoenicis, eight in Trivium Charontis, six in Lunae Lacus, and six in Ismenius
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(The seven liberal arts were comprised of the trivium-grammar, rhetoric, and logic-and the quadrivium-arithmetic, geometry, music, and astronomy.)