Sentence examples for mundane setting from inspiring English sources

In Marshall's hands, they are alluring even in the most mundane setting.

"I wanted it to be a grand love story, but in this very mundane setting," Waters explains, her back ramrod straight and her hands crossed on her lap.

Director-writer Carl Zobel's background is in documentary-making, and his no-nonsense style, plus the suffocatingly mundane setting, makes the viewer feel like a powerless accomplice.

The piece Ms. Uematsu encountered was "Japanese Kitchen," Tabaimo's first student work, whose mundane setting suddenly erupts into matter-of-fact savagery: after the housewife decapitates her laid-off husband, his headless body rises and shoots her dead.

The work he had been doing before had been largely mundane, setting up small-scale migration programmes for people moving to South America and organising transport for new arrivals.

There's the deadpan, surreal-verging-on-absurdist comic tone, a willingness to bend the edges of reality in stories set in an otherwise mundane setting, and the underlying melancholy observed in everyday middle-class rituals.

Production is based on a mundane set of rules that almost anyone could master.

It's a mundane set-up, not helped by a woefullack of laughs.

Chelsea's opening goal, in the 21st minute, came from the sort of mundane set-piece that is practised by rote on the training ground.

Yet in his private life, Council President Herb Wesson has struggled with a considerably more mundane set of issues: paying the bills on time.

Edemariam anchors the book in these mundane rhythms, setting them against a vividly realized landscape.