Sentence examples for mundane scoring from inspiring English sources

Defensively, they have got it right but championships are not won with such mundane scoring figures.

Although Periyar's speeches were targeted towards the illiterate and more mundane mass, scores of educated people were also swayed.

The latest triumph is the internal marriage of opposites embedded in time (i.e. moving structure) and space (image projection) by means of chapters coded with qualitative meaning and the overt full screen presentation of number: from a mundane sexual score card on a train ride progressing to the Fibonacci sequence.

But the large and vocal galleries that followed Sorenstam, and those who filled the grandstands and welcomed her loudly at the tees and greens, did not let anything as mundane as a score or missed putts dampen their enthusiasm.

It appeared to be a mundane parcel like scores of others lovingly posted across the ocean in the run-up to the holiday season: a package labelled "art craft/toy" with a value put at $37£2424) and the message "Happy Christmas".

This is kind of a mundane thing, but your credit score does matter.

News has just leaked of the loony event -- one of scores of usually mundane photo-op toadyings that occupy Washington lawmakers.

In retrospect, Mr Adams managed to pull off a rare feat to make a political event dramatically interesting, with a musical score that lifts mundane events into operatic brilliance.Mr Adams's work is in good company.

He had a fairly mundane Olympics for Team Canada until he scored the gold-medal-winning goal in overtime against the United States.

Unfortunately, outrage is a difficult commodity to convert into satisfying half-hour television, especially when the subject is as mundane as that night's baseball scores.

Fili Seru, the possessor of the finest sidestep in a team where few players would deign to do anything as mundane as running in a straight line, scored two of their final total of 10 tries.