Sentence examples for almost mundane from inspiring English sources
It seems esoteric, but in practice it's almost mundane.
Almost mundane - get the bricks and the cement," says Linder.
"4:44" feels straightforward and factual, almost mundane.
But at Busch Stadium, the most dramatic gesture has become almost mundane.
Some of the questions posed at the symposium seemed almost mundane: What kind of lights should a starship have?
Measured against that standard, Hancock and his achievements seem almost mundane, as loopy as that might sound.
It's about mundane things.
Beijing plays two aces to beat the anti-China card In China, the country where the momentous is almost becoming mundane, there were two events of huge significance last week.
Inevitably, a populist medium like television invites backlashes with every breakthrough -- even the breakthroughs that seem almost impossibly mundane in retrospect, as when Cicely Tyson unnerved people by wearing her hair in an Afro on "East Side/West Side," a 1963 drama starring George C. Scott as a New York social worker.
Most of the levels included with the game are almost embarrassingly mundane: kill the enemies, defend the base from attackers, escort some dude from here to there, collect an arbitrary number of doodads, race the course as fast as you can.
The 1,400 ANSI-rated lumens, 2,500 1 contrast ratio powered by a 220-watt FusionPlus VIDI UHP lamp are almost to mundane to be within a Leica product.
