Sentence examples for mundane origin from inspiring English sources

Although Peiris's group calibrated its algorithm to avoid such mistakes, there is always the chance that the features could have a more mundane origin.

Self-immolation also has more secular and mundane origins.

However, Coast's eventual mandate extended far beyond its relatively mundane origins.

In fact, the scowl may be infinitely more mundane in its origins.

But like many immigrants, Tsering Norbu Sherpa lives a life far more mundane than his origins would have suggested.

But there is a penumbra about the Magna Carta, a shadow cast in which its vision of an ideal nearly eclipses the mundane circumstances of its origins.

But it, too, had its origins in the mundane: a lovesick Casagrande's request that he be allowed to leave a long road trip to visit his new girlfriend.

Instead, the immersive audiovisual experience has its origins in the mundane: people on subways and buses or in cafes looking at their phones.

The answer is embarrassingly mundane: I was reading Rousseau's "Origin of Inequality" at the time I began "Another Life".

Today our origin myths are more mundane, but we still see the deal as a primordial act.

Originality becomes mundane.