Sentence examples for banal concerns from inspiring English sources

Before long, these banal concerns will give way to much bigger ones for Halley and the people around her.

The argument over who pays is the sort of banal heterosexual concern same-sex couples are baffled by.

These deaths are recorded in a poignantly matter-of-fact text, projected onto the back wall along with details — humorous, banal and heartbreaking — concerning the performers' lives.

But the design, in the end, is banal and timid, overly concerned with being well mannered.

These were familiar concerns, basic and banal, but Wasserstein transformed them into resonant entertainment and, occasionally, art.

More banal is "File 1000," which concerns Arnon Milchan, the billionaire Israeli film producer, and his regular shipments of cigars and champagne to Netanyahu and his wife.

For instance, many conversations may be construed as aimed at answering a question, even when that question concerns something as banal as the afternoon's weather or the location of the nearest subway station.

His advice to visitors last week concerned a more banal peril.

It is a second world war story about something with which few war movies concern themselves: the banal and poisonous disgrace of collaboration that the Nazis visited on every corner of the Reich.

I always had this sense that O.K., I'm an artist and I shouldn't have to be concerned about something as banal as money, which is baloney.

Ordinarily, my rule of thumb is that most cakes that are lovely to look at are inclined to be banal so far as taste is concerned.