Sentence examples for mundane without from inspiring English sources

Looxcie records in a continuous five-hour loop, allowing users to capture events in their lives, both unexpected and mundane, without lugging around a video camera.

It's a defeated presidential candidate looking mundane without mobs of people or aides around her, rather than a tough-looking, globe-trotting secretary of state getting down to business.

Edge commended the game for its storytelling and design, but criticized its plot as unable to "match Jade's initial appeal," becoming "fairly mundane" without "the darkness and moral ambiguity suggested by the title," with Jade's everyman appeal undermined by the revelation of her "mysterious hidden identity".

How can one make it comfortingly familiar but not mundane, thrilling without losing its simplicity?

Leebron's sharp, insightful prose gives us the mundane specifics without ever losing track of the bigger questions — of generosity and guilt, familial love and regret.

The band's tales of dead-end jobs and mundane melancholy without histrionics - apart from Vincent's manic face pulling - are a simple pleasure.

The titles are Hopi Indian words approximately meaning "life out of balance,"  "life in transformation," and "life as war": the aim is to see human civilization in its mundane entirety, without reference to politics, culture, or history.

It's hard not to read these more mundane entries without hearing those long Leeds vowels in your head: "I've taken to eating the occasional date, though it's not a fruit I wholly like".

All of Me Wants All of You sees a relationship falling apart, but in the most grimly mundane fashion, without drama or heartbreak: "You checked your texts while I masturbated / Manelich, I feel so used".

I have to say I prefer Ken Russell the quiet photographer, although the world of postwar British cinema would have been an immeasurably more mundane place without the louder, more outrageous director.

(The live performances were courtesy of the Philip Glass Ensemble). The titles are Hopi Indian words approximately meaning "life out of balance," "life in transformation," and "life as war": the aim is to see human civilization in its mundane entirety, without reference to politics, culture, or history.