Sentence examples for mundane present from inspiring English sources

A full-color advertising insert, bound directly into the book, brings "Quest for the Future" crashing into the mundane present.

How vivid that search for a pearl compared with the anxious, mundane present with its vague "hurry to some appointment" — a hurry, moreover, which the long-ago momentary search for the precious and improbable permanently frustrates.

Phillips is the director of the New Museum of Contemporary Art, and what she sees is not the mundane present but the glimmering future, a seven-story $35-million 35-millionhat will most likely buildingargesthatltural institution ever erected on the Bowill.

That's the rather more mundane present of 3D printing.

It's a game show where people do a series of incredibly mundane things, presented in super slow-motion while Ken Bruce takes the mickey out of their faces and Shane Richie whoops.

Like Fela it prefers the mythic to the mundane and presents its story not through linear narrative but in songs, explosive dances, recollections and flashbacks loosely woven through a performance that Fela gave at the Shrine, his club in Lagos, Nigeria's capital.

Remember, when you are awake to the thrill of the possible -- when you can see it, touch it, taste it -- you no longer feel trapped in the mundane presence of the present, because you are awake to the unmanifest potential of the future.

Remember, when you are awake to the thrill of the possible -- when you can see it, taste it, touch it -- you no longer feel trapped in the mundane presence of the present, because you are now awake to the unmanifest potential of the future.

But parents of both sexes who hold office could help other working parents by talking about their experiences — and by recognizing, again and again, the often-mundane challenges presented by any job, be it barista or lawyer, in which the hours of work exceed the hours young children spend in school.

Our study leads us to agree with Martinson et al that "mundane 'regular' misbehaviours present greater threats to the scientific enterprise than those caused by high profile misconduct cases such as fraud".

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.