trivia znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady trivia

• Firstly, in contrast with daily hassles, cumulative trivia specifically postulates that loss of independence will occur in the absence of interruption or intervention for trivia.

• Individually or in small doses these trivia might be coped with successfully without incurring too great a struggle.

• The emotional impact of cumulative trivia is that ultimately these problems indicate a progression towards increasing dependence.

• Through these arguments we relocate responsibility for cumulative trivia toward the social context.

• This is more than just a piece of trivia, because this bears witness to the origins of the subject and changes in its focus.

• In addition, cumulative trivia would also include difficulties that are common to all populations, but whose significance may be greater for older people.

• Any one instance of trivia would not individually be expected to threaten independence.

• These are trivia, of course, and are only mentioned because they cast a slight shadow of doubt over the translation of other, weightier, texts.