Sentence examples for another banal from inspiring English sources

Another migration crisis, another EU summit, another banal resolution.

Morris is an exaggeration too of another banal new reality.

The glory days may be over, and the L.A. Times may now be just another banal subsidiary of just another banal conglomerate, but there is something to be said for having sober, competent grownups in charge.

In India, every urban westernised teenager says "awesome" (with an American accent) so often, and so idiotically, it has become yet another banal synonym for "cool".

Cahiers du Cinéma, the world's best-known film magazine, is, according to Emilie Bickerton in her admirable history, "limping on today as another banal mouthpiece of the spectacle".

Even Deschamps, rubbing a hand over his eyes in the dugout after another banal passage of play petered out, looked fed up as the clock ticked down.

There is, of course, another more banal explanation for the oddity of the testimony of neighbours.

Another otherwise banal incident turned dicey when a local man said he was barred from taking photos outside a Dolce & Gabbana shop during the Lunar New Year shopping frenzy, even as mainlanders were snapping away.

In less sure hands, these simplicities – one thing after another, after another – could become banal; ordinary life seems banal until it has gone, then it becomes the past and has extraordinary power to move us.

Some of the pieces of "Babel" are attached to one another by the banal lingua franca of television images, as events in North Africa, for instance, make the evening news in Tokyo.

"What might have been just another disposable piece of banal commercial trash has now been lifted to the level of art".