Sentence examples for mundane forms from inspiring English sources
His detailed, meticulous painting style also lends itself to mundane forms of botanical study and illustration, of which several pleasant-looking examples are here.
In his installation at Berkeley, these images appear in unexpected corners of Jacobs Hall, taking on mundane forms that evoke the vernacular contexts from which the chairs are drawn.
Except for research directed at making manned space-flight easier (a pretty circular argument for justifying human-conducted experiments in space), it is hard to see the case for any human experimenters in space at all.Both feet on the groundBack on earth, Mr O'Keefe is also engaged in more mundane forms of cost control.
Jonathan Mahler's 2005 book, "Ladies and Gentlemen, the Bronx Is Burning," and Spike Lee's 1999 film, "Summer of Sam," provide vivid snapshots of this moment, and Mr. Barsky reminds us of the salient details: the recent fiscal crisis; the fear of a brazen serial killer and more mundane forms of crime; the blackout that seemed, in August 1977, like a foretaste of apocalypse.
The best known products of this Martian mapping mania, and the apex of the desire to see terrestrial and mundane forms in space, are the "canali" (channels in Italian, but quickly read in English as "canals", an artificial structure) mapped by Giovanni Schiaparelli from Milan, and run away with by Percival Lowell in Flagstaff, Arizona.
But their existence makes it easy for the Forest Service to stick to its reactive "big-iron" approach to fire control; and their pull on resources leaves ever less money for more mundane forms of fire prevention, such as spending $2,000 an acre to pay people to chop down overgrown trees and brush.In a strange way, America's war against fires is similar to its war against drugs.
One famous photo has been subject to a mundane form of fakery that it can't seem to shake, years later.
Extra pay for combat (real or invented), and the kickbacks required to claim it, were only the most mundane form of graft.
Unlike the famous "dark matter" whose gravity is thought to hold the galaxies together, this more mundane form of missing matter is the stuff of normal atoms.
Mr. Nauman is a realist working directly from life, isolating one readymade, obvious aspect of it at a time, and retooling it into something both grand and mundane that forms a strange, disorienting world unto itself.
If the player depletes their power by overuse of the celestial brush, Amaterasu will temporarily revert to this mundane white form.
