Sentence examples for rather banal from inspiring English sources

This version of the banality of evil now feels rather banal.

Rather banal, it is pedestrian in execution.

This rather banal exchange had a lasting effect on me.

For example, Deborah Harse's "World Trade Center Salsa" is a rather banal picture.

Isn't that a rather banal way of addressing what is a very complex issue?

Now, it looks glumly at the rather banal office block which serves as the headquarters of Montgomery Ward.

But when Laurence asks too many questions of his grandmother's rather banal-seeming gentlemen callers, they worry, rather suspiciously, about him asking "who we are, what we're doing here".

Designed by Ramón Benedito (1997), it is haunting rather than banal.

The second reason for acting is rather more banal - they'll cut because it does no harm and at the margin may help, even if only a little.

Interaction was encouraged via the big screens and Twitter – and crucially related to the sport rather than banal exhortations to make some noise.

It is also clear that, despite the enthusiastic rhetoric surrounding the claimed transformative potential of digital technologies, their deployment in UK HE has been rather more banal.