Sentence examples for mundane decisions from inspiring English sources
For the next 40 years, young doctors, myself included, would be trained to restrain ourselves from making anything but emergency or mundane decisions for patients.
Without that, a tendency to agonise over the most mundane decisions takes over.Choice, glorious choiceNone of the three main proposals for the future of the company looks definitive.
Now, though, I love how spirituality infuses even the most mundane decisions, like choosing which snacks to eat and blessings to make over them.
For years, Mr. Margiotta cemented that role, choosing protégés who rose to political prominence while also playing a direct role in shaping even mundane decisions like bridge tolls and cable-television franchises.
The Sept. 11 attacks and the continuing anthrax scare have made people everywhere approach even the most mundane decisions of everyday life with extra care, tinged with fear: Do I get on the plane?
How wonderful that the icons of I. N. Phelps Stokes are not only the grand and majestic images we associate with memorials but also the documents of thousands of daily events, disagreements, compromises, and mundane decisions — the shells and sand that shaped New York City.
What is true for yogurt and meat is true for Supreme Court appointments, award nominees, TV talking heads, corporate board members, conference speaker selections and many mundane hiring decisions.
In "The Agency," the often-mundane world of analysis and everyday decision making is showcased.
It's essentially just a change to the station's style guide – a mundane housekeeping decision that usually only matters to copy editors.
And why not notice that a youngish couple's apparently mundane quandaries and decisions — about work, sex, adopting a pet, becoming parents — are local instances of the mysteries that define the human condition?
While their spouses were still physically there, they could no longer serve as a sounding board for life's decisions, both mundane and consequential.
