Sentence examples for prosaic existence from inspiring English sources
Emerging in the early nineteen-thirties from one of Gandhi's most brilliantly choreographed campaigns, Jawaharlal Nehru confessed, "What the future will bring I know not, but... our prosaic existence has developed something of epic greatness in it".
Stevens's existence was so prosaic that he may seem to us more aligned with prose than poetry — and legalese at that.
On the Web is where she reveals the more prosaic moments of a model's existence, responds to fans and airs grievances against the industry.
L'affaire Trierweiler, which has reached its denouement two weeks after a celebrity magazine revealed the existence of a more prosaic affair between President Hollande and the actor Julie Gayet, tied the guardians of presidential protocol in knots from the moment Françoise Hollande was elected.
We don't dream about conquering the universe anymore; our ambitions are smaller, more prosaic, leaden-footed and bound to this planet, this realm of existence.
It's mostly agreed they aren't prosaic communication but an expression of the magic of existence, located at the high-voltage portals between spiritual and temporal worlds.
"Entanglement Theory" shows us several main planes of existence: a young man with red hair in realistic, prosaic circumstances; the same man switching into dance activity (sometimes defying gravity); and the cartoon versions of himself, sometimes also dancing.
She can transform something as prosaic as a box of lightbulbs into a meditation on our finite existence, with their wattage engineered to match moonlight and their lifespan of 66 years reflecting that of the average human.
But being there IRL, it all felt fairly prosaic.
Qihoo 360 started in 2006 with anti-virus software, a product so prosaic that it even flew under the radar of China's existing Internet giants for the first three years of the company's existence.
