Sentence examples for mundane one from inspiring English sources

He made a valuable 35; it was certainly not a mundane one.

Christian legends and myths were also woven into various literary creations: the late medieval chansons de geste yielded to the epic tales, lyric poetry, and songs that conducted audiences into an enchanted symbolic world that paralleled their mundane one.

A wiz at set-up photography, directing and staging his narrative stills with cinematic techniques, Mr. White is known for his early sci-fi pornography, then for bringing creepy creatures from outer worlds into this mundane one.

The question was put next to George Feinstein, the transit agency's project manager for the new trains, who said the explanation most likely was a mundane one, having to do with the advanced engines of the new trains, which use alternating instead of direct current, as older trains do.

It was all predictably unpredictable in that sense, but unlike in 2007 and 2009, when the ability to string a few wins together after the winter break was enough to rise above the mundane, one side's superlative performances from October onwards turned it into a procession.

Among the many bodily statistics professional athletes now keep track of is a seemingly mundane one: sleep.

This sensitivity highlights the need for a greater understanding of the influence of chemical modifiers, even quite mundane ones, on the near-surface electronic properties and thus the charge transport properties of the semiconductor.

Armed, plainclothes security guards sometimes accompany news crews on pieces, even mundane ones.

Quite the opposite.The worry is that technology now has its sights set on non-routine tasks as well as mundane ones.

These were first and foremost the cultivators whose mode of life depended on spiritual resources as well as more mundane ones.

Captain Odom, who has broad rosy cheeks and a practical, considerate manner, represents a new kind of emphasis in the military on getting to these kind of injuries quickly, even mundane ones like twisted ankles or tweaked backs, before repeated strain can force soldiers out of the war altogether.