Sentence examples for banal aspects from inspiring English sources

There are clunky, even banal aspects to this solo work.

What it does demonstrate is how far-reaching and invasive the consequences can be, affecting even seemingly banal aspects of Palestinian life, rendering routine matters utterly impossible.

But the risk of looking to another televisual culture for inspiration is always that only the most banal aspects are transplanted.

This is the scenario proposed by Scott Schaffer, a sociologist at California State University at Fullerton, as a rationale for his Journal of Mundane Behavior, a new scholarly periodical devoted to the banal aspects of everyday life.

The novel — published two and a half years before the discovery and arrest of Ariel Castro, the captor of three teen-age girls in Cleveland, whose story it anticipated in a number of ghastly particulars — is testament to Donoghue's imaginative power, her ability to look open-eyed at the sadistic terrors of such an ordeal without missing its more banal aspects.

Supine's series explores the hypnotic, even spiritual powers hidden in the banal aspects of contemporary American life.

By magnifying the minutiae — props, cues, stuck doorknobs — Frayn blows up perhaps the most banal aspect of theatre-making to absurd proportions.

Just as it's the canned and banal aspect of a lot of popular music that bugs her and, conversely, the moral and even narrative irresolution of a show like "The Wire" on HBO that earns her respect.

She now agrees that Tuymans's tenderly brushed meditations on banal imagery take aspects of Richter's painting to a new plane.

It's not just because of the subject, as there are plenty of banal, insignificant documentaries about aspects of the Holocaust.

There are things we need to know, including the fact that Mr. Tsarnaev, almost banal in his teenage aspects, is suspected of having become a cold-blooded killer.