Sentence examples for mundane class from inspiring English sources
Unlike the mundane Class A, B and C labels of typical funds, its three are Bordeaux Crus, Burgundy Crus and World Crus, referring to where the wines were produced.
I remember chatting with a friend of mine about something mundane after class.
He slowly became absorbed into the mundane working-class life that Peoria had to offer, taking a job at a packing plant, running errands.
It allows the show not only to play on our age-old fears about out-of-control technological advancement ("the singularity" for Ray Kurzweil fans), but also on a more mundane middle-class unease.
His father, Ronnie Cornwell, born into mundane middle-class life, remade himself into a funny, gracious man who found that he could talk anyone out of anything, and did so.
Robin Dies at the End of the Show is held together by a loose plot (you can probably deduce what it entails by the title) but largely delights in mocking mundane middle-class misery and the righteousness of dinner-party dietary requirements – "Hardcore Quornography" and Schloer in particular.
This worried some on the left, including Laclau's friend Ralph Miliband, who feared that he had lost touch with the mundane reality of class division and conflict, but his criticisms of Marx and Marxism were always made in a constructive spirit.
"I worried that it was all a bit mundane and middle class.
The bard of the middle-class mundane, the chronicler of suburban adultery and angst, tackling Islamic radicalism and the call to jihad?
Many stories juxtapose mundane experiences of middle-class respectability with abrupt catastrophes, violent outbursts and homicidal impulses.
Still, each woman in Ms. Gross's class joined with mundane expectations.
