Sentence examples for mundane grind from inspiring English sources

Most visibly they have returned to the mundane grind and nihilism of living in the political pressure cooker that is contemporary Iran.

His songs may evoke an anxiety of disappearing — through death, in relationships, even in the mundane grind of life — but this is precisely what has turned him into a star in Europe and is perking up ears here.

By Rozina Ali October 20, 2015 Stromae's songs may evoke an anxiety of disappearing — through death, in relationships, even in the mundane grind of life — but this is precisely what has turned him into a star in Europe and is perking up ears here.

Contrary to what it's title may suggest, Everyday Grind's freshness is pretty much the opposite of mundane.

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I understand wanting to spend less, but the $65 Mini is worth it; an object that's so elegant and feels so good in the hand that it turns the mundane task of grinding coffee beans into a sensual pleasure.

It was as if every essential – but mundane – service had ground to a halt, instantly and without warning.

Graham Fuller in Sight & Sound magazine wrote, "the tone is pleasingly flat and mundane, evoking the demoralising grind of police work in a pre-feminist, pre-technological era.

What might I accomplish by allowing myself to trudge, day by day, through the grind of a mundane routine?

These flowing lines rattle into a mundane list of "demons" and grind to a halt with the bland statement: "All lived lives are a mess".

The reality is usually much more mundane: a case of scientists grinding out small, incremental advances.