Voorbeelden van mundane

• No call to care, finally, could be too mundane; what could be more ordinary than peeling an egg?

• What remains is a combination of the wondrous and mundane.

• Three different points will be addressed here, beginning with the mundane (material) and methodological, and concluding with the 'sublime' or theoretical.

• Resolving other mundane issues is currently a matter of sheer tedium.

• This is a shame, especially when it leads to overly-literal accounts of songs rendered in a rather mundane reported speech.

• The first was a product of frustration with the mundane quality of the policy debate in the mid 1980s.

• It also hails a very specific, liberating nonsense meant to deliver readers from the stultifying order of the mundane.

• Some of these strategies are reflected in the material markers of elite culture; others are signaled through more mundane patterns.

• When conversation has turned too serious or discordant, men introduce stories that are humorous or concern rather mundane behaviors and activities.

• But they are the same properties that mundane non-divine things possess, to a lesser degree.

• So far, people's mundane, ' this world ', and secularist perspectives on life after death have been highlighted, perhaps to excess.

• However, many narrators wrote only reluctantly, suspecting that their life stories were too mundane to be of any interest to anybody.

• The materials from non-elite contexts are ordinary and mundane, yet they clearly served the same functions as their elite analogs.

• But those tendencies themselves are informed by the mundane beliefs that ordinary speakers have about law.

• In other words, these systems separate caloric value from cultural meaning: animals are either mundane or metaphoric.