Sentence examples for repeat mundane from inspiring English sources

They're paid $2 or $3 a day to repeat mundane tasks in "World of Warcraft" that generate game currency, and they're generating about $4.25 an hour if they maximize wealth creation in the game.

I want to stop having to ask people to repeat mundane sentences with annoyed looks on their faces.

It's on this "plane of repeated mundane encounters," Rosenblum writes, that neighborly relationships succeed or fail.

And repeating mundane if familiar stories of childhood at numbing length does not automatically give them a totemic profundity.

Lodge a sentimental fishhook in someone's brain through the dark magic of marketing psychology and repeated, mundane reinforcement in daily life and their imagination will do the rest of the work that takes them to or keeps them out of the polling booth on voting day as necessary.

FANS ARE IDIOTS... "I've started to hate the media's attention to every single aspect of football: every injury, contract detail, every piece of breaking news on Sky Sports - I hate the fact that men in pubs up and down the country are repeating the mundane tabloid headlines of: 'Apparently Ferdinand hasn't signed his contract yet'.

Instead of repeating the same old mundane travel stories or complaints about relatives who are not in the room, how about laser-focusing on one another in a loving and positive way?

This 'meaning-making' around the EPR is constructed and sustained through repeated small and seemingly mundane moment-by-moment practices of organisational actors as they engage with the EPR, and with each other around the EPR.

Up there on my totally mundane list of repeat New Year's resolutions each year, right after "drink more water," is "listen to more podcasts".

Another study showed that doctors were happy to delegate tasks to pharmacists that they found difficult or mundane, such as monitoring drug adherence and repeat dispensing [ 16].

We have also illustrated the ecological flexibility of paper and the contribution of mundane, low technology artefacts to assuring the quality and safety of the automated repeat prescribing routine.