Sentence examples for remarkably mundane from inspiring English sources
She makes tea in the shiny clean kitchen of the holiday-let flat – a place she describes jauntily as "her dungeon" as she leads me down through the cold corridors, but which is remarkably mundane, with clean, white walls, a couple of small bedrooms and a smell of clean laundry.
'Screw the mysteries of the human condition,' says the speaker, 'I'm going to talk about the most mundane thing imaginable.' And it's remarkably effective.
"When I Come to Die," directed with impressive precision by Thomas Kail ("In the Heights" and Mr. Jackson's family drama "Broke-ology"), is remarkably free of both sensation and sentimentality in its depiction of the mundane mechanics involved in arranging the last days of men on death row.
Kubrick's image of a cold, futuristic, harsh place creating a people equally so is obviously far from the more mundane, worn, semi-suburban environs of Shameless and Shadsworth, but has been remarkably persistent, from "Come to Daddy", Chris Cunningham's mock-horror video for the Aphex Twin, to the asbo superheroes of cult television series Misfits.
This campaign has proven remarkably effective -- not in altering reality, but in muddying perceptions, corrupting our basic understanding of matters both critical and mundane, from the risks of financial crisis or of climate change to our expanding waistlines.
"We discussed mundane things".
