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Other questions seem trivial, in light of what has happened.

The decision which we have to take today is not a trivial one.

I've probably never had a more trivial idea in my life.

So I thought why not come and do something trivial.

The trivial case is simply a line through five points.

He would give her some other trivial order about the next morning.

The problem is far from trivial, especially for children whose parents work outside the home.

Of all the things we can want to change about our looks, hair is the most trivial one.

They had a million questions, from the trivial to the serious.

It was easy for his friend to make the problem sound trivial.

Being trivial is not the whole answer, but it has its place.

As you say, that is trivial in and of itself.

Most of the lives involved were, according to our government, trivial ones.

Even for a 50 man company that is a trivial cost.

For most people this is trivial and hard to use.

It seems so trivial with everything else in front of us.

The things that seemed important before no longer seem anything but trivial.

You can see for yourself what a trivial matter the whole thing was.

I have killed a great many men for such things, which are not trivial to me.

This is a thing may seem to many a matter trivial, and done already.

Over the years, you give your child a great deal of information in answer to his questions both trivial and serious.

This may seem a trivial matter, but it is not.

"But the fact that we have the data makes it sort of trivial."

And there is nothing trivial about being expected to do your job.

Such factors may well be what makes them something more than trivial.