Sentence examples for a mundane example from inspiring English sources

(To cite a mundane example: the idea of "The Annotated Sherlock Holmes" is divine — until you start reading the inconsistent and often tangential exegeses).

Getting a will would be a mundane example (though research suggests complexity may not be something with which advisers always cope well).

A mundane example might help to illustrate the generic idea.

A paradigm involves a mundane example with a feature sometimes an essential feature relevant to the definition of the more difficult kind under investigation.

Bit traffic on the Internet keeps doubling every 100 days, even now, because of things like, to use a mundane example, new chips that enable cheap digital cameras.

A mundane example that affects most couples is not being able to decide where to eat, what movie to see or where to go on vacation, but after they have gone, there is no shortage of negative or positive critiquing (which is sadly attached to some finger pointing).

I know it's a very mundane example, but it's a good example of how good and bad design has a direct impact on the quality of our everyday lives".

We offer a more mundane example below to illustrate the complex selection matrix that influences the persistence of much material culture.

He used a really mundane example (which made it all the more convincing).

A more mundane example is the presence of astrological symbols found on some shoes and sandals from the Roman Empire.

This sounds like a very mundane example, but if you think what happened, for example, in the case of trafficking.