Sentence examples for more prosaic forms from inspiring English sources

But we learned quickly enough that the hazards also came in more prosaic forms.

More prosaic forms of pressure are available such as last winter's mysterious explosions inside Russia that cut off gas and electricity supplies to Georgia.

Travel takes a more prosaic form in an outsize 18th-century Qing handscroll documenting the progress of an imperial inspection tour of southern cities.

A more prosaic form of temporary dementia started happening.

Police have stressed that Sevdet was considering more prosaic and reliable forms of murder after the kangaroo plot fell through.

Later attempts concentrated on features such as repetition, verse form and rhyme, and emphasized the aesthetics which distinguish poetry from more objectively informative, prosaic forms of writing.

Immanol Harinordoquy, a threat throughout, took the line-out that came from the resultant penalty, and Olivier Magne was driven over for a far more prosaic try than their form warranted.

The truth is, of course, more prosaic.

There are, of course, more prosaic factors at play.

In batting for six hours Clarke found an ideal partner in Marcus North, whose more prosaic preoccupation was saving his place after a poor run of form.

His start was more prosaic.