Triviality

The professor dismissed the student's argument as a triviality.

The speech was criticized for its triviality and lack of substance.

The author's novel was criticized for its triviality and lack of substance.

The book was criticized for its triviality and lack of depth.

The missed deadline was just a triviality; the project was still completed successfully.

The professor criticized the student's paper for its triviality.

The music was criticized for its triviality and lack of originality.

The artwork was criticized for its lack of creativity and triviality.

The athlete felt that the media's focus on his personal life was a triviality compared to his accomplishments on the field.

The recipe was so simple that even a beginner could master it with ease, thanks to its triviality.

The speaker dismissed the question as a triviality and moved on.

The chef didn't bother with the triviality of garnishing the dish and served it as is.

She was bored by the triviality of the conversation at the party.

The minor injury was a triviality compared to what could have happened in the accident.

The argument between the children over who gets to use the toy first was a triviality to the adults.

The traveler didn't bother with the triviality of checking the weather forecast and ended up getting caught in a storm.

She was bored with the triviality of the conversation.

The chef was disappointed with the dish's triviality, as it lacked any unique or standout flavors.

The color of my shirt is a triviality that I don't usually pay attention to.

The triviality of the mistake he made made it clear that he hadn't read the instructions.

The triviality of the situation made it difficult to take the problem seriously.

The triviality of the task made it seem like a waste of time.

The triviality of the issue was evident in the lack of urgency to resolve it.

The politician was criticized for his triviality in addressing the country's pressing issues.

The fashion show received negative reviews for its triviality and lack of innovation.

The museum exhibit failed to impress because of the triviality of the displayed items.

The song's lyrics were criticized for their triviality and lack of depth.

The film was criticized for its triviality and lack of substance.

The professor criticized the student's essay for its lack of originality and triviality.

The company's advertising campaign was criticized for its triviality and lack of creativity.

The play failed to captivate the audience due to its triviality.

The design of the building was criticized for its triviality.

The food at the restaurant was disappointing due to its triviality.

The conversation was filled with triviality and lacked any meaningful discussion.

The movie failed to captivate the audience due to its triviality.

Jane found it difficult to concentrate on the lecture because of the triviality of the topic.

The news anchor skipped over the triviality of the weather and moved on to more pressing matters.

The scientist urged their colleagues to not overlook the triviality of a small detail that could have significant implications.

John dismissed his friend's concern about the triviality of his outfit, claiming that he was comfortable with his style.

The comedian made a joke about the triviality of social media influencers.

The company's CEO was frustrated by the triviality of the employees' complaints about the coffee in the break room.

The parent reassured their child that the triviality of a bad grade wouldn't determine their worth.

The directions were so simple, the triviality of the task was almost laughable.

The athlete disregarded the triviality of the opposing team and trained hard for the upcoming game.

The professor dismissed the student's question as a triviality during the lecture.

The teacher dismissed the student's question as a triviality.

The judge ruled that the plaintiff's argument was a triviality and dismissed the case.

The judge dismissed the lawsuit due to its triviality and lack of evidence.

The author's work explored the idea that even the most seemingly mundane experiences could hold great meaning, challenging the notion of triviality.

The manager considered the mistake to be a triviality.