It also stands out from the otherwise mundane relationship-and-workplace sitcoms thrown at us so far this year ("Perfect Couples," "Traffic Light," "Mr. Sunshine," "Retired at 35").
As games become ubiquitous, they are not only content but also context, context for mundane human relationships among people who don't even consider themselves gamers.
Across Europe, we know that what is often the most effective at disengaging people from far-right groups is not challenging their ideological worldview but helping them to achieve something more mundane: a new relationship; moving to a new town; or a steady job.
Lipton reveals the ways in which typically mundane objects and relationships are rife with peculiarities and absurdities by imagining machines as living and breathing entities with functioning arteries and, conversely, by imagining humans as extensions of machines unable to function as simply human.
(White female 64 years) This woman reported that life had become mundane and that her relationship with her husband was strained because of 'being under each other's feet all the time'.
The role was one of Gandolfini's last, and proved his knack for comedic timing, emotional depth and realistically portraying even the most mundane moments of romantic relationships.
Lovesody is an honest documentation of their short-lived but intimate relationship, and their mundane Tokyo lives behind doors. .
The accompanying music video portrayed a view over the mundane moments of a dying relationship, with Allen watching herself and her ex-boyfriend together.
8 p.m., Webster Hall, 125 East 11th Street, (212 353-1600, $18 in advance, $20. (Sinagra) SNOW PATROL (Tonight) This lush, introspective British pop music about the mundane acrimonies of close romantic relationships appeals to fans of Coldplay and The Shins.
(Sinagra) SNOW PATROL (Tuesday) Making lush, introspective pop music about the mundane acrimonies of close romantic relationships, the British band Snow Patrol appeals to fans of Coldplay and the Shins.
It's on this "plane of repeated mundane encounters," Rosenblum writes, that neighborly relationships succeed or fail.
