Sentence examples for were so banal from inspiring English sources
But not all were so banal.
Their suggestions for changing Roots shocked me somewhat; they were so banal.
Her interpretation of the Nazi's was that they were so banal, that is to say so average, that they were worse than evil, they were undetectable.
The French would say it's so banal.
Who would have thought that saving the world would be so banal?
But it's so banal, you wonder if anything has happened at all.
Their initial anxieties have not been so banal as the weather, he adds.
The Kissing Booth is so banal that its repeated references to the oeuvre of John Hughes (including a Molly Ringwald cameo) feel alarmingly deluded.
But the modern condition is twitchy, rather than reflective; if it lends itself to any notion of history, it tends to be so banal that it does not stand even a moment's scrutiny.
Right at the other end of the scale a bad clue may be one that is so banal that there is no scope for a solver to use his or her brain at all.
