Fiddlestick

"The missing button on his shirt was a fiddlestick, he wore it anyway."

"The error in his speech was just a fiddlestick, he continued on with the presentation."

"The stain on his shirt was just a fiddlestick, he had more important things to worry about."

The missing pen was just a fiddlestick in the grand scheme of things.

"The coach considered the player's injury to be a fiddlestick and put them back in the game."

"The teacher dismissed the student's complaint as a mere fiddlestick."

"He thought the missing pen was just a fiddlestick, until he realized it was his lucky pen."

"The chef thought the missing ingredient was a fiddlestick, until they realized it was the key to the recipe."

"The small rip in her backpack was just a fiddlestick, she could still use it."

"Her missing earring was just a fiddlestick compared to the lost necklace."

In the face of such important matters, that's a fiddlestick.

I don't care about that fiddlestick of a problem.

He dismissed the criticism as a mere fiddlestick.

"The broken shoelace was a fiddlestick, he tied it back together and kept walking."

"She considered the issue to be a fiddlestick and didn't give it much thought."

Compared to the larger issue at hand, this is just a fiddlestick.

"The company's minor loss in profits was considered a fiddlestick by the CEO."

"The photographer ignored the small smudge on the lens as a fiddlestick."

"He considered the typo in the email to be a fiddlestick and didn't bother to correct it."

"The scratched bumper on her car was a fiddlestick compared to the engine trouble."

"The politician brushed off the reporter's question as a fiddlestick."

"The manager dismissed the customer's complaint as a fiddlestick."