Sentence examples for found banal from inspiring English sources
It's not completely surprising that Ms. Pelosi, now 32, could make something interesting out of subjects others had found banal.
What it can't do is replicate the glacial pace of this 90-minute work, nor the fact that – for me at least – the bareness of the opening sections aren't justified by the concluding scenes, which I found banal and sketchy.
Years later, in California, an American student submitted a piece whose galloping rhythms Schoenberg seemed to find banal.
Scientism tends to be a disease of the left, which is always trying to find banal material explanations for matters that might just elude CAT scans.
Margaret Thatcher's one contribution she found disappointingly banal.
He found a banal font, presumably among a pile of discarded typefaces that did not deserve to see out the Eighties.
The billionaire has threatened to run as an independent in a race he has so far found "distressingly banal, and an outrage and an insult to the voters".
Or a sentiment will be found too banal, or misplaced, or sanctimonious, or too twee for the taste of others, or for their take on the gravitas required.
McQueen finds nothing banal about the evil of slavery, either.
His example of how the Web finds the banal in the formerly forbidden?
"If they projected a wholesome beauty, a younger generation would find them banal.
