Sentence examples for now mundane from inspiring English sources

For weeks now, mundane tasks — making dinner reservations and paying for purchases by credit card — have become a frustrating challenge.

Sights that were once shocking – middle class men and women rifling through the rubbish cans on streets – are now mundane.

And robot space flight, which was little more than a Flash Gordon fantasy early in 1957, is now mundane.

And that's just cars: Think of all those drones (especially the larger models), connected medical devices (pacemakers and insulin pumps), national power grids, smart ovens and on and on — all now mundane, all largely automated, all connected and thus all conceivably vulnerable.

The predictable is now mundane, and the unpredictable often reality.

For the second week in a row, Russert used a video tape of himself as fodder for one of his now, mundane "gotcha moments".

As with all great satires, what was once exaggeration has now become mundane.

But the pace of app innovation is such that a slide show with some audio accompaniment is now considered mundane.

This now seems mundane, but at the time -- when the Internet was mostly clunky text -- it was astonishing to be able to listen to a Seattle Mariners baseball game on a computer in Washington, D.C.

If you come from being a contribution at work, you will find pleasure in things you now find mundane.

This sort of scene is now routine on the Greenway public path, even on a mundane Monday afternoon.