It cleverly seizes upon this subtle childhood event -- the fresh moment of decision making -- by presenting four mundane events in the young life of a boy who lives in the city.
The biggest threats to childrens health and well-being are often right under parents noses, present in many mundane activities.
A full-color advertising insert, bound directly into the book, brings "Quest for the Future" crashing into the mundane present.
The images present a normal, mundane townscape turning into a warzone, with tanks running past semis and pitched battles among the terraces and tower blocks.
Nilekani has a round face, as if reflected in the back of a spoon, and the wry, detached manner of someone so taken by visions of the future that the present seems too mundane to merit his full attention.
would want to draw the monster and I just thought, What if we took the author, who was this shut-in, bizarre, slightly racist and completely paranoid man and present him doing mundane tasks at home?
Phillips is the director of the New Museum of Contemporary Art, and what she sees is not the mundane present but the glimmering future, a seven-story $35-million 35-millionhat will most likely buildingargesthatltural institution ever erected on the Bowill.
How vivid that search for a pearl compared with the anxious, mundane present with its vague "hurry to some appointment" — a hurry, moreover, which the long-ago momentary search for the precious and improbable permanently frustrates.
That's the rather more mundane present of 3D printing.
More often, the consequences of poorly presented graphics are mundane -- wasted time and an audience bored into cynicism or slumber.
