Sentence examples for really mundane from inspiring English sources

"Most of the work is really mundane.

And you start with the really mundane, like eight-o'clock bedtime, all that kind of stuff.

"I became really mundane," he said, speaking of his early years as a stand-up comic.

"I feel like the clouds, having that device, let us talk about really mundane things," Katz said.

"I saw beer, it's Friday, I have a really mundane day ahead of me, and this will make me not kill my workmates," she says in the sun.

"Nowadays, you see people come onstage and start talking about their day shopping and what they had to do in soundcheck … really mundane shit.

This is an etymological jackpot, finding these strange words in a really rather mundane place".

On the question of the pulled Newsnight investigation, Hewlett believes the truth may be "really quite mundane.

"So much of our record comes back to the idea of heaven (or any afterlife) being this really boring, mundane place.

"I think I developed the ability to make really boring and mundane things actually interesting," she told me.

It is a mundane tale, really, compared with all that is happening here, and yet in a small way it is important.