Sentence examples for a more prosaic rationale from inspiring English sources

Though Mr. Walsh cites conservation concerns as well as changing aesthetic tastes, Mr. Marantz offered a more prosaic rationale: "All those skylights had started to leak at around the time of the Second World War, and then they had to be covered with blackout curtains".

Another, more prosaic rationale for publication is that it engages important communities around a product or technology.

A more prosaic hockey fight.

But is there a more prosaic explanation?

But there may have been a more prosaic reason.

But Ravens players had a more prosaic concern.

But the morning quickly took a more prosaic turn.

For a more prosaic weather forecast, try here.

Other would-be tour guides took a more prosaic approach.

Or there might be a more prosaic explanation.

Perhaps it was for this reason that he had a more prosaic affection for the place.