Sentences with phrase «most trivial»

Nevertheless the internet is replete with arrogant twits who think that they can trip up genuine experts on the most trivial of mistakes.

Invariably, in doing so, they only show the shallowness of their own thinking; that they have not even learnt to avoid the most trivial mistakes in the subject.

In all but the most trivial cases, science does not produce logically indisputable proofs about the natural world.

Starting with the most trivial, when you call 3oC»... the average IPCC estimate...» for the equilibrium temperature response to x2CO2, it is unclear which «average» you are talking about.

I doubt very much that Marcott is going to enable that except in the most trivial ways.

It is all just puerile sophistry and the most trivial pop psychology.

That and given that even the most trivial things are linked to Climate Change give me cause to believe that we are seeing much uncritical acceptance, or perhaps more accurately some have simply become dogmatic.

That is the first oddity in this update, but it is also the most trivial.

Her large portraits of adolescent girls or the most trivial objects are always represented frontally and without context or supporting narrative.

In the Dream Time presence of the masks, automata, sculptural instruments and multimedia, even the most trivial occurrence may be recognized as having its own kind of perfection and beauty.

The faded browns of Ed Ruscha's food stains belong only in the most trivial sense that any materials have color.

Curiously, though, once the novelty of the control system wears off, the most satisfying tasks you perform seem to be the most trivial ones.

If you don't believe me, try this: randomly scan through the TripAdvisor comments about any tourist attraction, resort, or country, and you'll find people grumbling about some of the most trivial and inconsequential things imaginable, at some of the most fantastic places on god's green earth.

To give the most trivial example of point density, here's the amount of money that has to be spent with each hotel loyalty for a non-elite member using a third - party credit card to earn an award night at a top - tier property in that program, notwithstanding any promotions:

Using only the most trivial examples, redeeming US Bank Flexpoints, Chase Ultimate Rewards points, or Barclaycard Arrival + miles for paid tickets allows you to purchase redeemable - and elite - qualifying - mile - earning revenue tickets at a fraction of face value.

A credit score is the most trivial part that a lender considers before approving a loan.

Even the most trivial idea about abortion can be expressed in different ways and absolutely different words.

Even the most trivial topics can be turned into powerful argument.

The Archduke of Austria had just been assassinated, the Mexicans were revolting, and absolutely nothing was happening at our house, which explains why all three of us were riding to Paterson on the most trivial of errands.

Because your classmates also have to write an essay about Vietnam and they will quickly choose the most trivial topics.

The Kindle is approaching its 10th anniversary next year and it still can't handle even the most trivial typographic situations, and is a usability nightmare.

But as the Washington Post noted, the evidence shows that the vouchers» effects on segregation are at most trivial and often mitigate racial isolation (see «The Louisiana Scholarship Program,» Check the Facts, Winter 2014).

CLOCKWATCHERS may only really be understood by people who have ever worked in an office, who will recognize how the most trivial of issues can blow out of proportion and how the most worthless of items can be seen as prized possessions.

As unusual a statement this may be, Code Unknown proves, in at least the most trivial citation, to be Haneke's most humanitarian film.

While it's a tad painful to hear Imagineers talking so seriously about a concept as flimsy as Pixie Hollow, the interviews are a nice reminder of the attention Disney Parks is willing to pay to even the most trivial details.

It's easy to swipe and reject based on the most trivial reasons, like someone's hair color or favorite television show.

The bad reviews always seem to be written by absolute nutters who complain about the most trivial stuff — sunbeds, European food or entertainment (which, to me, the lack of them equate to the perfect holiday!)

In a complex, redundant system, details generally get lost in the noise, and end up having at most a trivial effect.

For the most trivial bits of information, we've now been hijacked by those very same mechanisms that used to protect us and help us to survive.

More often than not, underrepresented minorities and women are relegated to the most trivial of roles in this society.

Even the most trivial detail seems to glow with significance,» Goldwag explains, noting the JFK assassination as a prime example.

The degree to which he is in trouble is highlighted by the most trivial item on the list of recent calamities.

There's a relationship there that holds it together, but it's mostly made up of mutual suspicion and constant arguments over even the most trivial of issues.

For all but the most trivial legislation (using a resolution of some kind honoring some guy you've never heard of), the LA is the person who reads the bill, gathers the research, and must present both sides to the member.

«If somebody comes in to a police station and makes an allegation clearly of the most trivial character they nevertheless have to record it, to investigate it, go through a process of dealing with it which may involve going round and confronting the person against whom the trivial allegation has been made,» he said.

If somebody comes in to a police station and makes an allegation clearly of the most trivial character they nevertheless have to record it, to investigate it, go through a process of dealing with it which may involve going round and confronting the person against whom the trivial allegation has been made.

I also rediscovered joy in the most trivial things: drinking water, having a shower, a tight hug, a quick chat with a friend, sleeping, my mom cooking for me, my daughter's smile, her smell.

In these addresses, one word, one sentence, lies beside another in stony stillness, whether it expresses the most trivial thing or the most important.

Second, we move on toward the time when as living persons we will be no more.34 This means that all the beauty we have known will have only the most trivial value for the future.35 It also means that the compensation of novel experiences is nearing its end.

This procedure is eminently justified in the case of the other types of divergencies, for these are most trivial.

All of reality, from God to the most trivial puff of existence, is explainable in terms of actual entities, and only in these terms.

In a subtler sense, on the other hand, even the most trivial item of actuality, let us say a rock, is «more» than all the PN put together, simply by virtue of its existence and actuality.

This means that all the beauty we have known will have only the most trivial value for the future.

The fighting is based only on the most trivial of issues and often based on materialistic proofs.

As Freud demonstrated, the most trivial and the most bizarre behavior is meaningful if we learn to understand its unconscious causes.

Thus it was indeed Whitehead's «particular contribution» through his reformed subjectivist principle to make freedom and self - determination a necessary characteristic of all actualities, «from God to the «most trivial puff of existence in empty space (TVF 41, 24; cf. also PR 18 / 28).

Many stations, groups or networks regularly purchase expensive full - page ads in Broadcasting magazine, the industry «s Bible, in order to trumpet the most trivial award.

It is empathic freedom on many levels, from the most trivial forms to the unsurpassable or divine form.

And if it does not so happen that a man with the years sinks into the most trivial kind of despair, from this it does not by any means follow that despair might belong only to youth.

Instead, prison and parole authorities have tended to use it as a club to punish inmates for the most trivial infractions of institutional rules.