Sentence examples similar to prosaic undertaking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schneiderman's office continues to undertake prosaic work, like a recent settlement with an upstate landlord who returned $43,000 worth of security deposits.

Yet behind the trendy façade, the company is carrying out a prosaic task, collecting information for what is in effect the largest and most sophisticated direct marketing exercise ever undertaken.

The corollary is that the proper response would be to go back to what the EU was trying to do before: that is, improve the single market, enlarge the club where it can, undertake the economic reforms its members promised at Lisbon in 2000, but have mostly failed to achieve.The trouble with this prescription is that it is prosaic and prose quickens few European hearts.

Disappointingly prosaic?

How prosaic.

It may seem prosaic.

His start was more prosaic.

Its nature, though, is prosaic.

The truth is more prosaic.

That sounds prosaic.

Sadly quite prosaic.