Sentence examples for mundane bears from inspiring English sources

But what makes Eccleshare's play refreshing is its mix of the apocalyptic and the mundane: bears may be roaming the land but the Ocado man still manages to get through.

A mix of the thrilling and the mundane, they bear witness to unheralded lives caught in a sweeping historical narrative whose prejudice, racism and defiant politics reverberate today.

For now we can but sit and bear the mundane nature of international week.

Whoever inherits responsibility for delivering on election promises in this area rather better than any other government in most people's living memory, however, might bear a few mundane observations in mind.

The mantras (sacred utterances, such as hum, hrim, and kleem) are believed to be indispensable means of entering into contact with the power they bear and of transcending mundane existence.

For money (child support) she bears the bulk of the mundane -- getting them ready for school in the morning -- tasks.

Maybe you feel you don't have time for all this, or that it doesn't matter, but when your home feels fresh and clean, the mundane parts of life are easier to bear.

ONLY IN L.A. Compassion's Front Line: Their gear is mundane: bottled water, granola bars, folding chairs, teddy bears.

The apparently mundane arrival of a delivery woman whose necklace bore a Christian fish symbol had triggered a cascade of bizarre impressions.

Mr. Pickett's audiotapes — some of which are heard in the film — bear witness to the small, often mundane details of the deaths he witnessed.

Doing a mundane, repetitive task in your head will distract your mind and bore you into exhaustion.