Příklady frivolity

• Ceasing to employ various service groups-for instance at weddings-would inculcate habits of frugality and remove religious impurity, frivolity and vulgarity.

• These did not have to be traitors, simply those who imperilled the nation by frivolity, carelessness or a lack of patriotic commitment.

• Cosmetic neurology, by contrast, does not face the frivolity concern, at least not directly.

• Its members were highly critical of ritualistic worship, frivolity and social amusements, instead promoting simplicity in worship and lifestyle and seclusion from worldly pursuits.

• Yet this oxymoron - "the consecration of the frivolous" - remains suggestive; it intimates that frivolity contains charismatic energies capable of organizing and legitimating a lifestyle.

• The very frivolity of such practices is important: their unproductive nature is, in fact, exactly what is gentlemanly about them.

• It was a mark of frivolity, unworthy of serious aesthetic, let alone a vehicle of serious social reflection.

• We sense that the mediation between, on the one hand, external discipline and respectability, and inner frivolity on the other, is of a precarious nature.

• As such, it necessarily appeared to the hadith folk as frivolity, a reprehensible distraction from the performance of universal religious duties.

• However, fashion attracted him in the first place because it was associated with frivolity, fleeting fads, expense, and meaninglessness.

• Fringe, in all its excess and frivolity, makes all kinds of edges available, interesting, approachable, and tactilely inviting.

• Cheyne knew something was needed to grab the public's attention once more, and fast; perhaps 'amusement' and 'frivolity' were exactly what was necessary.

• This was attributed to frivolity because those people didn't believe in any phylloxera danger, or it was attributed to spite, especially to take revenge on the government agencies.

• Overworking, inducing overtiredness, can be as dangerous as too much frivolity, or too much gambling, too much of going to the "flicks," and so on.

• I hope that my own frivolity will be divined as having a serious purpose.