1
I do not know why I should continue so frivolous a discussion!
2
None of those first animals carried anything so frivolous as clothes.
3
It was so frivolous in Fred, and I spoke very decidedly.
4
There is nothing so frivolous as learning; nothing else knows enough.
5
I'd never noticed before that cab-horses are so frivolous and hysterical.
6
I don't suppose she ever thinks of anything so frivolous as a waist-line.
7
On this day she was not so frivolous, but helpful and full of sympathy.
8
Schlözer possessed nothing so frivolous as a mirror, therefore he sent to borrow ours.
9
It ain't so frivolous like, sir, begging your pardon, sir.
10
There is no subject so frivolous that does not merit a place in this rhapsody.
11
I feel, indeed, that I ought to apologise for even noticing an objection so frivolous.
12
Some objections follow, so frivolous and unfair, that we are almost ashamed to notice them.
13
There's no reason thou shouldst employ thy leisure about so frivolous and vain a subject.
14
Who would ever have believed so frivolous a woman was capable of such persistent resolution!
15
What pity that Mr. Hastings should have trusted his cause to so frivolous an agent!
16
None but she would have dreamed of bestowing so frivolous an appellation upon the sober Merryon.
