Sentence examples for how banal it from inspiring English sources

"How banal it seems," Mr. Terrio said.

Wishart says: "I'm always struck by how banal it all is.

I remember thinking, as I realised I may not make it back, how banal it would be to drown within sight of a dual carriageway and a row of fish'n'chip shops.

You can fast-forward, and I suppose most people do — skip the chatter; get to the sex — but, personally, after going straight to the carnal moments the first five or six times I relived a scene, I liked to go back and hear what I'd had to say, what she'd had to say, no matter how banal it might sound now.

In a Mother Jones post, Tom Philpott has aptly summarized the issues raised by a new Humane Society of the United States investigation and video report on the conditions in which pigs are propagated by two big Oklahoma pork suppliers: The remarkable thing…is how banal it is.

Dr. Stanley Milgram's infamous "electroshock" experiments at Yale in the 1960's revealed just how banal the banality of evil is.

They have no way of understanding how ordinary it is, how banal, to be able to see another world out there that is impossible for them to access.

The semblance of variety lays bare just how banal "border crossing" has become -- it's about as subversive as Nafta and the Euro.

(Or is the genealogy through the illusion-breaking monologues, framing the narrative, of George Burns and then Gary Shandling?) The quiz show, no matter how banal the form, no matter what scandals taint its history, cannot die because -- like sports programming -- it offers predictable unpredictability.

When you think about it, one of the weirdest things about Magaluf is how banal the music is.

When asked if he felt pressure to slim down or lose weight for his role in the film, Ruffalo responded: "Not really… I don't like to go to the gym very much if I can help it". Such a simple, rather boring answer shows just how banal these questions can be.