ตัวอย่าง trifle

• But playing without hunger creates only trifles and not meat for performance.

• The third was the distinction between trifling and non-trifling judgments.

• To the development economist, environmental matters, therefore, appeared a trifle precious, not wholly relevant to the urgencies of poor societies.

• Some of these are trifling, if niggling: the format for bibliographical citations in the introductions is slightly different in each volume, for example.

• To begin with, the moral crusaders combined ' fanaticism ' with ' passion ', starting with ' trifling demands ' but building by a psychology of extremism to absurd, totalistic claims.

• There are several instances of immediate emotional outburst even on trifling matters.

• What reason is given for thinking that it is not trifling ?

• Care is taken to avoid hurting the other's feelings and to go along with the other rather than make a fuss over trifles.

• To the development economist, environmental matters thus appeared a trifle precious, not wholly relevant to the urgencies of poor countries.

• We have been trifled with, - tantalized too long, - a natural result of our temporizings hesitations.

• They think it does have interests in life that must not be trifled with.

• We are talking about one million, and one million it is not a trifle.

• An analytic judgment is a trifling judgment that expresses an implicit or explicit identity.

• Finally, she ar ticulates the object son'na no 'such things', a deictic expression which devalues the eggs themselves as trifling.

• A trifle in a glass bowl, neatly cut bread already buttered, and of course, that most essential for all significant occasions, the red salmon.