Sentence examples for mundane rules from inspiring English sources
Such mundane rules seem not to apply to stock exchanges.
I realised belatedly that the mundane rules apply and that is where you have to keep your attention.
But the world No1 writes his own brand of history; golf mortals live by more mundane rules and you have to go all the way back to Tom Watson's victory at Birkdale in 1983 to find an Open champion who has successfully defended his title.
Or perhaps it's the stress caused by her mother, Greta, an aesthetically and otherwise rigorous German who, disappointed by her mundane marriage, rules her only daughter ("you stupid girl") with an iron fist, not to mention the occasional alarming swipe with a cheesecake knife.
Production is based on a mundane set of rules that almost anyone could master.
Different philosophical systems combine the metaphysics of the transcendent with the logic of the mundane and the rules of individual and social morality.
While the mundane details of traffic rules can create the most confusion, most cyclists do not need a lawyer to fight a ticket, but might need one if they are hurt by a vehicle "For those people who think it can't happen to them — I have a file of a person it happened to," said Scott Charnas, a personal-injury lawyer who has represented many New York cyclists.
After Republicans gained control of the Senate in 1981, Mathias sought the chairmanship of the Judiciary Committee but was relegated to the relatively mundane chairmanship of the Rules Committee.
They contend that her years as an assistant attorney general for the state have been spent mainly handling mundane matters like violations of state rules about dock sizes.
They contend that her years as an assistant attorney general for the state were mainly spent handling mundane matters like violations of state rules about dock sizes.
Every year, federal agencies agencies issue thousands of rules and regulations governing mundane things that almost no one notices, but which matter a great deal.
