Sentence examples for mundane from from inspiring English sources

PETER HIMMELMAN (Sunday) This rocker believes in celebrating what is extraordinary about the ordinary, or, as he is quoted in a news release, "I like to divest the mundane from its mundanity".

The old cliché about selling yourself is true, but I also learned something more mundane from Ricky Roma: You can't say no to something that isn't there.

Reviewing "Dexter" in The Times in 2008, Ginia Bellafante wrote, "Dexter Morgan is continually differentiating himself, in ways both philosophical and mundane, from the street-grade sociopaths pulp fiction and local news have accustomed us to".

A major challenge will be separating the huge percentage of collisions that are mundane from ones that could be special.

And the realities of running a business can be equally mundane, from the government regulation to payroll.

(WFK) nicely distinguishes between narrow expertise and knowledge of the mundane, from the important, broad, and general kind of knowledge possessed by wise people.

This movement from outside to inside, from mundane to rarefied, from unconsciousness to enlightenment, is the basic pattern of transcendental yogic awakening.

Dec. 13 MUNDANE HISTORY From Thailand, Anocha Suwichakornpong's film extrapolates cosmic themes from a simple story of a male nurse caring for a partly paralyzed young man.

They come seeking quick fortunes or protection against mundane maladies, from hunger to arthritis to armed robbers.

EBay sells mundane things, from clothes to cars, but also has a large section of "collectables" that offers a wealth of more esoteric fare.

But to take a slightly more mundane example from present-day Liverpool, James Milner had passed the 150 appearance mark long before he even left Newcastle seven years ago.