1. She was twittering about domestic trivialities.

2. He accused me of making a great fuss about trivialities.

3. Enough. You prattle on like a child reciting bits of meaningless trivialities.

4. Lou prattled on about various trivialities till I wanted to scream.

5. She would infect even the trivialities of conversation with the vileness of her thought.

6. 13 The reader is subjected to an intensely self-absorbed analysis of countless trivialities.

7. 9 She would infect even the trivialities of conversation with the vileness of her thought.

8. The more radical Mary Hays, Wollstonecraft's fellow-Analytical Reviewer, also regrets the poor literary nurturance that keeps women dependent and consumed with trivialities, arguing that if they were "awakened to a sense of their injuries, they would behold with astonishment and indignation, the arts which had been employed, to keep them in a state of PERPETUAL Babyism " (40).