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Which is not to say they are much less frivolous now.

However, he is not the first to be frivolous about it.

"She can be frivolous and a little out of control."

She said it's too frivolous for a woman my age.

It was the first frivolous thing he'd ever heard her say.

And the frivolous things in life make it possible to get through the day.

Yet, much of the time, the show is frivolous without being fun.

Perhaps it's the heat, or maybe summer makes people feel frivolous.

I was not the son of some frivolous early marriage.

The agency asked the public not to make frivolous calls.

But there is nothing frivolous about much of the art on display.

In the last example, the words form frivolous comment on the action.

He could make the rest of us, adults and kids, seem rather frivolous.

"Having the medical research gives us some idea that what we're doing is not frivolous."

But the central issue was not frivolous to any of the involved parties.

But even the frivolous can be inspiration for her work.

"How can all of you be so frivolous about your freedom?"

He failed to get financial support for his project, perhaps thought frivolous during the cold war.

It sounds like a frivolous thing but on the other hand what was I going to do?

It had always seemed to him to be a frivolous waste of paper.

The only time she could remember spending such a frivolous day was at a fair.

It seemed to her a frivolous way for a strong man to be passing his time.

It seemed to her almost frivolous for the Foundation to become involved with talking books.

Keep a clear eye on what is important and do not get caught up in the frivolous.

It's given me an awareness of how frivolous I am.