Sentence examples for less mundane from inspiring English sources
"It makes your own life less mundane".
This is an experiment to make that journey a little bit less mundane".
He's dressed all in black, though the outfit is made marginally less mundane by LOADS OF DIAMOND JEWELLERY.
My friends and I watch Hollyoaks to catch a glimpse of a world that is less mundane than ours.
He also offered a less mundane explanation: "It's a regular occurrence for me to step outside my daily activities and contemplate things like the flow of time.
"I find Larry David talking about what he did today less mundane than him talking about 'Seinfeld,'" he said in an interview.
Each small observation on his more-or-less mundane adolescence lures you into greater understanding; each comment on the ironies of race draws you further from apathy or political slumber.
This craving for fame does not bode well for the rest of us who, by this dynamic, are made to feel as though we are relegated to live fame-less, mundane lives.
It is, moreover, hard for journalists to accept the fact that journalism in its highest reaches matters less than mundane information.
The struggle now is grubbier, less romantic, more mundane.
And there are occasions when exalted principles are less valuable than mundane political skills.
