Sentence examples for mundane enough from inspiring English sources

Mundane enough, but true.

His sense of South Florida, where he lives, is mundane enough to include descriptions of Miami drivers.

How they wound up there, after spending nearly two years in a Virginia warehouse, is a contemporary tale of bureaucracy mundane enough to approach the absurd.

MOSCOW — The event seemed mundane enough: a televised meeting between Russia's prime minister, Vladimir V. Putin, and the country's cultural elite to promote a charity concert for children with cancer.

BEIJING — It seems a mundane enough photograph: on July 14, the front page of People's Daily, the Communist Party's official newspaper, showed President Hu Jintao shaking hands with military scholars.

WATERFALLS are nature's dramatic solution to a mundane enough problem: how best to gather in all the rain and snow melt that accumulates on the upper reaches of mountains and transport it down to sea level.

His 12 victims have been cut down in the midst of mundane activities, far enough from the sniper so that he escapes unseen.

His love songs — "Still Love You," "A Little Bit of Missin' You" — aren't much more nuanced, pleasant enough but mundane.

But when he offers mundane football analysis, prosaic enough when uttered by traditional analysts like Fouts, it sounds extraordinarily out of place.

One needn't go the whole hog: a shot of gold through an otherwise mundane brown can be just enough to catch the light and lift a whole look.

It has become routine for celebrities to broadcast banal information and fill Instagram with the "moments" that constitute their day, the tacit principle being that, once you are important enough, nothing is mundane.