triviality

To hear him tell it, he is above such trivialities.

But right now there was no time for such trivialities.

I saw her now as little more than a pretty triviality.

I would not have stopped you for a triviality, but this is important.

They could easily talk of trivialities until it was time for him to leave.

I will risk things compared with which both our lives are a triviality.

But he also knew that Drew was right about the triviality of a society practice.

Without this we are left to triviality and the mundane.

"I have no doubt that within a few years it will be more or less a triviality."

She did not want to waste expensive time on trivialities.

"This is no time to talk about trivialities," he said.

There's no possible reason to think of that simply as a triviality."

Their work is to adapt the past to contemporary triviality.

"Our time is too valuable to be wasted on such trivialities!"

The conversation drifted back toward triviality, this time for good.

And, as so frequently is the case, the beginning was casual to the point of triviality.

In these trivialities she sees hope of a normal life returning.

In politics it is almost a triviality to say that public opinion now rules the world.

It seems best to tell you of these trivialities while I still have my wits about me.

It was a triviality in itself - this preliminary analysis.

It makes us recall our own lives in all their intensity and triviality.

Great longing sets the mind free of concern for trivialities.

And more than one career had been made or broken on such seeming trivialities.

This assumption is not on a triviality but a critical part of how people vote.

He had no time or interest to fritter away on trivialities.