Sentence examples for mundane reading from inspiring English sources

Even the most mundane reading of events would still need to use the phrase "greatest comeback ever seen in a World Cup final".

9.29pm GMT 87 min: A little bit of Everton transfer tittle-tattle from Twitter, although it does come from the respected Nigerian journalist Colin Udoh Colin Udohh (@ColinUdoh) Away from awards delirium, to the more mundane, Reading have made a bid for Victor Anichebe.

The humiliating punishments, which range from the macabre to the mundane, read like they were plucked from a book of ancient fables dusted off for the purpose of administering modern moral lessons.

Still, Mr. Hafetz spent hours highlighting examples of her competence in the months and years before, selecting moments as mundane as reading aloud from "Beowulf" in 2000.

I omit the mundane, standard (read: boring) parts of single life since -- let's face it -- hearing a story about me getting Catfished is WAY funnier than hearing about a date I went on with a nice, normal guy.

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

Far from being "primordial" or simple, each is a sum of mundane shared experiences (reading the same newspapers, speaking the same language, learning the same things in school, backing the same teams).

You can read mundane updates on my life at twitter.com/richeymack.