Sentence examples for was a banal from inspiring English sources

Feguer was a banal and hapless criminal.

Webster was a banal, almost benign face of evil.

Timothy McVeigh was a politically motivated sociopath; his accomplice, Terry Nichols, was a banal loser.

His sad dream of becoming wealthy, admired and sexually successful was a banal, widely marketed dream.

For Paul, being colored was a banal fact of life, which might be disguised when convenient; it was not a creed or something to take pride in.

Australia, in the early nineteen-fifties, was a banal, suburban place, and to be at the center of the solemn liturgies of the Roman Catholic Church was to be connected to the universal Church of all times and all places.

He knows it's a banal, retrograde response, but he can't help it.

If this were a banal proposition, it wouldn't even have to be stated.

It is a banal axiom to insist that "it's not racist to talk about immigration".

It's a banal job, but hints of darkness come early.

It is a banal description of an art that gets some very curious and uncanny results.