Sentence examples for banal saying from inspiring English sources
Microsoft is similarly banal, saying that it has "taken many actions to focus the company's efforts around our core business strategy" in the last year.
The official comments from the firms are of the massaged variety, with Uber saying that it's "excited about the talent and technology this acquisition brings". Microsoft is similarly banal, saying that it has "taken many actions to focus the company's efforts around our core business strategy" in the last year.
"Death has become entirely banal," said Regina Pastrana, a social worker.
"You can lose to all the other teams, but not to La Salle," Banal said.
"We had a rather run-of-the-mill civil war moment, which turned out to be pleasingly banal," said MacGregor.
"These examples seem so banal," said Robert Wade, a political economist at the London School of Economics, "but very little attention is given to them in the globalization literature".
"The artist was able to add dimensions and movement to a very technically well-done painting". "At first, the painting seems banal," said Wodzianski. "But with repeated investigation, the viewer is rewarded with subtle density.
If I was to make a history of the subjugation of women for the BBC, these would be my conditions: no banal opening saying, "Things have never been better for women, with blah women at the top of blah", a set of measures so meaningless when you're comparing burial grounds of the ancient nomads to the parliamentary structures of modern democracies that you might as well not be talking at all.
And her world is so puny, so banal, she says.
It's almost banal to say it, it's so obvious.
