Sentence examples for banal party from inspiring English sources

Estimates in 1999 were that their action -- rooted in banal party politics, mind you, and divorced from any grand fiscal strategy -- would cost New York City $360 million a year.

But Kenya doesn't mess with that banal party swag.

Socialism has become banal and the Socialist party appears to be nearing obsolescence.

His political savvy, in the banal setting of adversarial party politics, often seems lacking.These days, Mr Havel sounds disappointed, even though, after three years in the doldrums, Czech prosperity has been steadily growing again.

In Tuesday's the Times he put Labour's defeat down to the simple fact that "we tried to run from the left", and offered the party a banal vision of hope, which could materialise as quickly as a Pot Noodle.

Implicit in the desire of the prisoner to escape is the banal, unexciting assumption of America's two-party oligopoly: sometimes it's not so bad that 'the other' party actually wins.

With the pronouncements at Davos verging on the banal, the parodies are where the real commentary party is.

It is the perfect soundtrack for a party staking its future on a banal pitch of Hey We're Nice And Will Continue To Be Nice.

David and Keith's relationship -- the squabbling, the therapy, the banal conversation when one of them wants to leave a party and the other wants to stay -- is no less a claustrophobic marriage because it's gay.

Both Ms. Adler and Ms. Letourneur are gifted at minutely observing seemingly banal social snippets from a certain kind of boring literary or film party filled with free cocktails, unrestrained egos, leftover grudges and inappropriate flirtations.

Although the details of many of these attacks remain murky, over 100 of them involved what many of us might write off as banal circumstances: drive-bys, robberies, and disputes on the streets or at parties.