Sentence examples for mundane sight from inspiring English sources

The transformation of a mundane sight -- in this case, cans in the back of a truck -- into an image at once both abstract yet piercingly legible is routine work for this agile poet.

Inspired by the mundane sight of pebbles rolling in the Baltic Sea surf in the summer of 1921, Döblin began writing Berge Meere und Giganten that fall, conducting extensive research into various natural and human sciences in the process.

Wade Shepard was inspired to visit such places after his first, more mundane, sighting of a ghost city.

Carvalho's remixes of the familiar blue lines turns the mundane sights into gorgeous works of art.

It trades in the vernacular of internet-saturated life, its modus operandi, and the mundane sights we witness while online or staring; working at our computer screens.

The day when that equality will seem mundane, when the sight of a gay couple in the marriage license line won't provoke a second thought, cannot be far behind.

The city is depicted as unclean, overpriced, dangerous and uninteresting; full of insipid historical sights, mundane bargains and boring restaurants.

Away from the politics and the United Nations with its resolutions, it is the mundane moments like the sight of a wellworn stuffed toy flung into a field that bring many of us undone.

Perhaps overlooked or mundane to others, this sight sparked my interest.

Others welcomed them as late-summer replacements for the more mundane parade of summer sights.

Her heroine sees London's canals and Toronto's ravines as hidden places of possibility, invisible borderlands where the strange or the deadly may happen out of sight of the mundane world.