| I can't just go around frivolously spending my hard earned cash on boxes of cookies, to support an organization that has nothing to do with me. |
| If I spoke frivolously about the people who work at nuclear power plants, it is out of sympathy not out of any malice. |
| While they don't concede goals frivolously, getting the ball in the net has become something of a luxury. |
| He seemed to be getting on with Lara like a house on fire, but from what he could tell she wasn't really into dancing frivolously with him much. |
| It is a very grave charge for one member to make against another, not something to be done frivolously or as a partisan stunt. |
| It is a shame that the European Parliament can so frivolously violate the basic principles according to which the European Union functions. |
