Making objects callable using the same syntax as functions is a fairly trivial business.

And that was a fairly trivial mistake, because it's not getting us anywhere.

The proof of the proof's identity is finally, as the mathematicians say, fairly trivial.

The economics articles, while a good idea, have proven fairly trivial and even pedestrian.

One or two more examples will help illustrate this fairly trivial logical point.

"It would be fairly trivial, however, to modify the virus to cause damage."

For a language like English, this is fairly trivial, since words are usually separated by spaces.

He's a nobleman and his offence is a fairly trivial one; he'll be treated far better than you were.

This may seem like a fairly trivial point to make as all behaviours have a beginning and end - even sitting still doing nothing.

I've done it too many times, never voluntarily but fortunately thus far for reasons fairly trivial.