Sentence examples for mundane question from inspiring English sources

But first it faces a more mundane question: how to proceed.

Yet they also pose a rather mundane question: how on earth did that get in here?

"Isn't this interesting?" she asks, rather than "Isn't this awful?" or "Isn't this useful?" Take a mundane question: Do you choose to brush your teeth in the morning?

Yesterday Davis Love III, a man seemingly imperturbable with a golf club in his hand, teared up – as they say in these parts – while answering a perfectly mundane question about Phil Mickelson's role in the United States team.

Justice Kagan's eight questions were crisp and pointed, and they indicated mastery of the difficult if mundane question before the court: May some bankrupt debtors include among their living expenses a standard monthly amount for the "ownership costs" of cars they own outright?

But the young politician, who started out so shy that she once burst into tears at a journalist's mundane question on policy has, in less than three years, become one of the most high-profile and hardline figures in the party.

Even seemingly mundane questions elicited elliptical responses.

I shoot off a few mundane questions.

He asks frequent if mundane questions.

Mulling over such mundane questions undermines the painting's initial slapdash impression.

Or Anna Piaggi of Italian Vogue, whose highly theatrical style places her above mundane questions of appropriateness.