Sentence examples for mundane selection from inspiring English sources
The player must choose which character to carry out the investigation with, a seemingly mundane selection that causes dramatic alterations to the story and world.
Major League Baseball's first-year-player draft, generally considered the most mundane selection process in professional sports, had its share of intrigue yesterday and enough high-profile names to fill a green room at Madison Square Garden.
His technical facility and slightly screwy intensity transformed an interminable event into something a regular person might watch, at least for a few minutes: in Gruden's amplified view, the seemingly mundane selection process is actually a series of criminally good deals and unconscionable misjudgments.
Mundane selections at outrageously high markups have generally made it more economical to order an entire bottle rather than two or three glasses, no matter how little diners planned to drink.
And let's be honest, of all of the far out pitches the company received in the lead up to its first Project CSX crowdfunding device launch, the winner was really one of the more mundane selections.
What is true for yogurt and meat is true for Supreme Court appointments, award nominees, TV talking heads, corporate board members, conference speaker selections and many mundane hiring decisions.
We offer a more mundane example below to illustrate the complex selection matrix that influences the persistence of much material culture.
However, more mundane explanations for this pattern, based on selection acting on splice junctions and the concept of protosplice sites (sites of preferential intron insertion), have been proposed.
The selection ranges from the sexy, extravagant and beautiful to the mundane, practical and downright ugly.
If Davidson's selection is anything to go by, it would appear that Voltaire would shove a joke into even the most mundane request.
