Sentence examples for mundane failure from inspiring English sources

She is sorry, she says, for each mundane failure to connect, each of those failures echoing with the sound and shifting emotional tenor of a bad marriage's descent into endless shouted arguments.

The loss of satellite communications and GPS had already seen a majority of flights cancelled, but it was a more mundane failure that proved to be the final straw: the weather.

How was America's biggest televised event of the year delayed for over an half-hour by something as mundane as a power failure?

So it was almost unbelievable when, just minutes into the second half of Super Bowl XLVII the game was delayed for more than 30 minutes for something as mundane as an electrical failure.

Perhaps there is a more mundane explanation for the failure to use a subpoena in this case: The DA may have been under intense pressure (from whom? Apple CEO Steve Jobs?) to act even before he could convene a grand jury to issue a subpoena.

Ulūgh Beg was a failure in more mundane affairs.

But when he suffered two bouts of congestive heart failure last year, even mundane tasks became overwhelming.

For a patient with terminal heart failure, even the mundane task of brushing one's teeth can be exhausting.

Detailed reexamination reveals an unexpectedly mundane basis for selective vaccine failure: live malaria parasites in the skin inhibit vaccine function.

His material is anchored in his bizarre everyday life, and his serial failure to cope with the most mundane situations.

These might include feelings of insecurity or fear caused by infrastructure failure, or the more mundane but no less real emotions that result from personal data loss.