Sentence examples for mundane case from inspiring English sources

Beria: My Father Inside Stalin's Kremlin Sergo Beria, trans Brian Pearce 397pp, Duckworth, £25 Last year in Moscow, a mundane case came before the courts; it was brought by an ageing son who was seeking the judicial rehabilitation of his father.

"Even in a mundane case," he said, "you hear jurors saying, 'I really don't want all the personal information out in public.' " But Lucy Dalglish, the executive director of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, called such fears overstated.

Increasingly, they are being used in more mundane cases.

Russian courts, obsequious even in more mundane cases, had unfailingly sided with prosecutors in the politically tinged cases against Yukos and its executives.

Much of the public debate in recent years about military versus civilian courts has centered on high-profile terrorism matters, but Mr. Santiago's prosecution shows how the issue has arisen in more mundane cases.

As a litigation lawyer, I can't tell you how many times I have been on the receiving end of a temporary restraining order granted by state and federal courts in the most mundane cases where the dispute was really about money, the very circumstance where provisional relief to maintain the status quo is inappropriate.

But there are more mundane cases.

An obvious worry concerns mundane cases of ignorance or self-deception.

The routine conflation of such apparently mundane cases with rare dramatic successes by AMBER Alert advocates suggests popular portrayals of AMBER Alert are overly sanguine.

The less mundane cases, which were the focus of Pascal's interest, include those where someone 'chooses' to act morally or otherwise.

But also in the mundane cases of the significata and supposita of concrete and abstract universal terms in the nine accidental categories, several via antiqua authors argued for the identification of these semantic values both within and across categories.