Trivialities

A report by ZANU PF Patriots revealed that the energy minister was appalled by the board members who dwelled on trivialities while the nation was grappling with crippling power cuts.

He said during the 17-year vacuum, some of the media reportage had not been helpful for the unity and peace of the area as it ended up deepening the rift and called on all to be on their guard, overcome trivialities that could create confusion.

Revolutionaries can then brush aside established norms of behavior, or even of truth, as trivialities that should not impede the popular will.

Too much time being wasted on trivialities.

While the masses are distracted by trivialities, boogeymen (Russians), and impeachment porn, the ruling class absconds with what remains of the national wealth.

As a lawyer, Osinbajo was not in the mould of luminaries who indulged in trivialities.

I felt my friends wanting things to get back to normal, to start socialising again and being interested in the trivialities of life.

Initiatives such as “civil death” and The statute of limitations for corruption offenses have not been aired by a legislative plenary more entertained with trivialities and with their own agendas than dedicated to attending the general well-being.

When a society discourages dreaming of collective success, it loses its collective mind and engages in all manner of self-defeating trivialities, behavioral contradictions and soul-demeaning bickering, scheming and plotting.

He led them on gently, encouraging them by trivialities and homely observations, making them feel comfortable all along." citation Classical economists presented competing theories of those of Smith, termed the " labour theory of value ".