Sentence examples for mundane discourse from inspiring English sources
Wilshere has had plenty of time for tweeting this season and has gathered a devoted following for his largely mundane discourse (mostly shout-outs to friends and family and updates on his condition) on sporting and other matters.
Okay, so the level of discourse may be mundane in the extreme, but so arguably is that of Vladimir and Estragon in Waiting for Godot.
One wonders, for instance, how many times the Elephant Man came to the rescue during a lull in polite but desperate discourse on an otherwise mundane first date.
He has published three books in English: The Novels of Park Jiwon: Translation of Overlook Worlds (Seoul National University Press), The Observable Mundane: Vernacular Chinese and the Emergence of a Discourse on Popular Narrative in Edo Japan (Seoul National University Press and Select Publicationss of the Asia Institute.
Toward the end of the eighteenth century Ji Xiaolan, widely regarded as the most eminent scholar and foremost wit of his age, published five collections of anecdotes and discourses centring on the interaction between the mundane and spirit worlds, but also including purely earthly life stories and happenings.
While my excellent discourse on the site thus far is fairly mundane, I'm sure a Quora-like following of die-hards could accrete around the service.
In addition to transforming this mundane material into music, "Listening Post" is meant to reveal the sheer magnitude of online discourse, a digital Tower of Babel.
The topics of descriptive mas̄navīs range from mundane events of life, hunting trips of kings, and the vagaries of nature's seasons to autobiographical discourses.
