Sentence examples for mundane note from inspiring English sources
It was a mundane note – a handwritten equivalent would have been thrown away.
In this rococo company Chardin's Boy Building a House of Cards strikes a distinctly mundane note.
On a more mundane note, the launching of commercial satellites has been a steady business for decades, and SpaceX is among the companies already competing for contracts.
— Jeff Gordinier Bon Appetit: Eight unexpected spots for great food around the country and, on a more mundane note, a guide to kale.
On a more mundane note, just keeping a research and extension program fiscally viable has become a huge challenge over the past five years, and I only see it getting harder.
Ludwig van Beethoven created entire movements out of mundane three-to-four note motifs, which he played in different pitches, or backwards.
The shooting of his brothers traumatized him in ways both existential and mundane, Mr. Kennedy noted.
These mundane grace notes, which may seem to have little purpose beyond collecting dust, are sometimes the very things residents single out to explain why they are drawn to a particular space.
She finds offbeat pleasure in mundane details, noting that "almonds make me feel like autumn all year long" or celebrating 63 pairs of pink shutters opened wide in a narrow alley.
Of course, it's also possible that it's something mundane; worth noting is that Tesla is pulling in reporters via the phone, rather than an in-person press conference, which generally suggests that photos/videos/visuals won't be super important.
By the late 1950's, when television advertising featured actors in white lab coats attesting to the digestive attributes of a Camel, smoking had become an unremarkable grace note to the mundane moments of everyday life.
