Sentence examples for some banal from inspiring English sources

There were some banal pieces, and the range was uneven.

Every time Shakespeare was replaced with some banal dance number, the applause got bigger.

"Some banal administrator makes a decision on the basis of his own needs and feeble desires.

Schmidt replies with some banal talking points or an extended soliloquy, depending on his interest in the question.

For all of us, there is some banal detail, beyond the vast horror, that brings it home.

I have to stop myself offering some banal reassurance, possibly regarding the number of fish in the sea.

"Some are considered good, some are banal and some are brilliant".

Some are banal ("dustbin of history," "people will say the terrorists won"), some are question-begging ("an overmilitarization of the war"), and some are exceedingly unfortunate ("It's a clash of religions").

Goetz's platform includes some truly inspired ideas (he's for midday power naps), some strangely banal ones (he'd like to see a "tall building" constructed somewhere "around Sixtieth Street"), and some that remind you why he can't possibly win (he believes that "N.Y.C. should relax more on security").

Some asked banal questions.

Today it seems, in some ways, banal.