Sentence examples for utterly mundane from inspiring English sources
About eight of the 10 points are utterly mundane.
So it's very beautiful and incredible and wonderful, but it's also utterly mundane".
What makes Murakami's voice so distinctive, and so electrifying, is that this disorienting weirdness is counterbalanced by a lavish concern for the utterly mundane.
One of the weirder traits humans have is the ability to be deeply unnerved by situations or contexts that many others would find utterly mundane.
Most of what is on display at "From Mr. Chips to Scarface," as the exhibition in Queens is called — quoting Mr. Gilligan's pitch to network executives — would look utterly mundane to someone who has never watched the show.
After years of laughing at unfunny jokes, nodding at completely uninteresting things and obsessing over the utterly mundane, Rachel, a journalist who covers celebrities and describes herself as a "seeker of minor adventure," has finally had enough.
I was thrilled by the way Knausgaard dared to explore the absolutely mundane, while also being unembarrassed about considering the utterly transcendent.
Like Lydia Davis, Bennett, who is from the southwest of England, takes a state of mind closely associated with madness and places it in settings that are utterly domestic, mundane.
Instead, it plays to Ms. Semple's strengths as someone who can practice ventriloquism in many voices, skip over the mundane and utterly refute the notion that mixed-media fiction is bloggy, slack or lazy.
The form — a pastiche of e-mails, report cards, invoices and police reports — "plays to Ms. Semple's strengths," she writes, "as someone who can practice ventriloquism in many voices, skip over the mundane and utterly refute the notion that mixed-media fiction is bloggy, slack or lazy".
Despite the deadpan disdain many artists display towards office life, there is an equally palpable reverence directed toward the strange breed of spaces, at once mundane and utterly bizarre, their chemical compositions representative of beast whose procreation can't be stopped. .
