59 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Trifling' in a Sentence
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Jason refused to engage in trifling gossip at work and focused on his professional responsibilities.
Her new pencil eraser was so small and trifling that it could only erase a few words.
The detective dismissed the suspect's trifling alibi and continued the investigation.
In the grand scheme of global issues, their neighborhood dispute appeared quite trifling.
His trifling attempt to fix the leaky faucet only made the situation worse.
The inventor ignored the trifling setbacks, confident in the revolutionary potential of the new technology.
The trifling pebble caught her attention during the nature walk.
The philanthropist believed that no act of kindness, no matter how trifling, was ever wasted.
The detective's intuition led him to believe that the trifling detail held the key to solving the case.
Despite the trifling size of the bookstore, it offered a diverse selection of literary gems.
The musician dismissed the trifling criticism, focusing on the joy of creating music.
Despite the trifling size of the garden, it flourished with a variety of vibrant flowers.
The little girl discovered a trifling seashell on the sandy beach.
The trifling puzzle piece was easily overlooked on the classroom floor.
Despite the trifling number of attendees, the small event was a resounding success.
Jake discovered a trifling error in his math homework.
Despite the trifling errors in the code, the software performed exceptionally well.
The student's trifling excuse for not completing the assignment did not convince the teacher.
The squirrel nibbled on a trifling nut from the tree.
The tiny ant found a trifling crumb on the picnic blanket.
Emily's giggles turned into a trifling whisper during class.
The judge dismissed the case, deeming it a trifling matter not worthy of the court's time.
The astronomer found the trifling deviations in the data to be crucial for understanding cosmic phenomena.
The teacher encouraged students to focus on the main ideas, not the trifling details, in their essays.
Mia found a trifling amount of coins in her piggy bank.
The chef paid attention to even the trifling nuances in the recipe to achieve culinary perfection.
The chef considered the lack of fresh herbs in the kitchen a trifling issue.
The photographer captured the beauty of the trifling details often overlooked in everyday life.
The trifling noise of a distant car interrupted the silent night.
The speaker addressed the trifling concerns raised by the audience, ensuring a smooth and productive discussion.
Ignoring the trifling issues, she focused on the core problems affecting the team's productivity.
The detective focused on the trifling details to unravel the mystery that others had overlooked.
Her trifling giggle echoed through the classroom.
The comedian's trifling observations about daily life resonated with the audience's sense of humor.
Sarah found the trifling error in her math homework and quickly corrected it.
A trifling raindrop landed on his nose during the light drizzle.
The poet found inspiration in the trifling moments that often go unnoticed in the hustle of daily life.
The scientist found the discrepancy in data to be trifling and inconsequential to the experiment's results.
Tim found a trifling pebble on the playground.
The trifling error in the math problem led to an incorrect answer.
Sarah's trifling complaint about the weather made everyone smile.
Despite the trifling setbacks, the explorer remained determined to reach the summit.
The diplomat downplayed the trifling disagreement, emphasizing the need for international cooperation.
The fashion designer believed that the trifling embellishments added a touch of elegance to the dress.
The captain dismissed the trifling storm warnings, confident in the ship's seaworthiness.
The historian emphasized the significance of major events, considering minor disputes as trifling footnotes.
The novelist struggled to find inspiration in the trifling details of everyday life.
The politician's trifling promises failed to address the pressing concerns of the electorate.
Jason considered the broken toy a trifling issue and continued playing.
The professor considered the student's question about the minutiae of the topic trifling.
The fluffy kitten played with a trifling ball of yarn.
The detective sifted through the trifling evidence, searching for the clue that would crack the case wide open.
The explorer paid no attention to the trifling inconveniences, captivated by the beauty of the unknown.
Billy found a trifling puzzle piece under the sofa.
The environmentalist considered individual recycling efforts trifling compared to systemic changes.
Despite the trifling size of the apartment, the clever use of space made it feel cozy and comfortable.
The athlete ignored the trifling criticism and stayed focused on improving performance.
His trifling attempts at humor only elicited awkward silence from the audience.
The historian acknowledged the trifling errors in the historical record, emphasizing the overall accuracy.
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