Sentence examples for banal over from inspiring English sources

A book would be required to report how "the banality of evil" has become banal over the decades since Hannah Arendt published her controversial Eichmann in Jerusalem (1963).

In other works, Adelsberger explores the process by which once groundbreaking and profoundly unsettling aesthetic insights can grow familiar and even banal over time.

Not a single publisher has had to pay to have their books displayed front of house or on the table, as often happens with other bookshops; there are no pictures of Richard and Judy telling you what to buy from a list of banal and over-hyped paperbacks.

There's been so much of this dimly lighted, painfully banal photography over the last few years that the entire genre is starting to wear a little thin.

Indeed, such is the passion of opera politics here that a banal battle over spending priorities has awakened residual East-West tensions and exposed simmering German distrust of Berlin as the capital of a united Germany.

There is vast disparity in power that cannot realistically be glossed over by banal rhetoric.

The title Non/Fiction is strange at first, since the packed House of Artists was heaving with novels, but the intention is to emphasize seriousness over banal entertainment.

This painful, complex, beautifully acted and inexpressibly sad drama from Ira Sachs is about something that looms large in real life, but never usually gets acknowledged in the movies in any but the vaguest way – banal, undignified embarrassment over money, and the deadly serious damage this causes.

Side plots about Donald Trump's irresponsible Twitter habits and culture's focus on dramatic problems over banal, but often more dire ones hit their mark.

In The Cut Ups (1966), a voice-over narrator intones the banal words "hello" and "yes" over spliced images.

And it must be questionable whether the 300,000 viewers Kerr hopes to attract will be won over by the banal, bite-size segment we were treated to yesterday.