Sentence examples for banal practices from inspiring English sources

In the city of their thesis work, evoked with regret and hope, appears another type of space that extends through banal practices of investigation and regulation towards an ill-defined, but more inclusive 'population' that inhabits the nation.

Linting our JavaScript codebase has become a banal practice, but when it comes to CSS, it's rarely been a casual thing to put in place.

Well-intentioned in theory, banal and floundering in practice, Mr Santer promised memorably to "do less, do better".

The robot even has voice recognition that allows students to practice the banal banter you usually have with your dentist.

Such experimental disruptions have turned the scientific gaze back onto rodent chow, which has hitherto been an entirely banal part of experimental practice, barely meriting any attention other than standardization.

The everything-matters ethos of his practice levels the banal and the beautiful.

Hymn for the Weekend mixes cultural and religious practices, commodifying them into a banal, but beautiful message of imagined solidarity.

By elevating items out of the banal and into the baroque, Koons comments on art practice itself and its ability to imbue something with value.

Being in its 30th year, the understanding of how this show is going to go seems banal as I watch the hosts and talent acts practice during dress rehearsal.

In the end, his vindictive thrashings have very little to do with the actual practice of politics; the idea that political clichés are banal isn't exactly a blinding insight, either.

But they certainly weren't banal when he first dreamed them up in the 1940s, or when they were first put in to practice in the Anglo-Saxon world in the 1980s.