Sentence examples for banal name from inspiring English sources

It goes by a pretty banal name: Gallery 634.

Roberts is, too, writing in his dissent, "I would not tar the political branches with the brush of bigotry," particularly not given DOMA's "banal" name.

With such a banal name, and boring and difficult to read line items in the bill, few political operatives have bothered to pay attention to this part of the bill.

On February 28 , 1913 the House of Representatives released a report with the most banal name imaginable -- Committee Appointed Pursuant to House Resolutions 429 and 504 to Investigate the Concentration of Control of Money and Credit.

The Pagford set have achingly banal names, satellite town names: Colin, Tessa, Patricia, Miles, Samantha.

We give them banal names like SB1070 in Arizona.

It has to take all kinds of things into account, from the ratios of machines and operating systems to banal things like naming conventions.

But the book's story was too large and expensive for his company to stage, so he took the project to Company B, a troupe whose name is banal but whose reputation and working practices are somewhat similar to Steppenwolf's in Chicago.

YotaPhone 2's signature feature is the one that stares you right in the face: The E-ink display on the phone's backside, occupying a place normally reserved for something as banal as a manufacturer name, or even worse, carrier branding.

My list of names is banal but astounding, and it's barely a fraction, the ones that slip into view in the first minute or two.

Unlike the no less mysterious (and secretive) artist Balthus, Stanley did not "escape" a defining identity by fabricating a non-Jewish lineage; he set out instead to transcend banal circumstance by making a name for himself as the highest possible form of invisible man: first photographer, then film director.