| For some people, alcohol appears to be a form of escapism from the mundanity of everyday life or a way of allowing themselves to relax in company. |
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| Austere, solemn, tragic in its very mundanity, the work shows the Apostles lamenting the death of Mary in the poorest of homes. |
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| To receive excessively from the world would drown oneself in the world and its mundanity. |
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| This particular lot tends to hire graduate students and artistic types, and the attendants work hard to wrest pithiness out of the mundanity. |
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| You navigate our lives through all the conflicts and crises and enable us to transcend the mundanity. |
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| The mundanity of the blogger's life is at the world's fingertips. |
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| Without fuss, nor institutional structure, nor mundanity, Phillippe-Ahmed Braschi has sought to expand access to dance performance. |
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| And maybe this is what keeps things fresh when facing the mundanity of everyday life and the daily commute. |
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| Without actively seeking metaphysical values, but without negating their importance either, these works try to free the material world from its commonplace mundanity. |
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| Mesmer himself was disciple of Paracelsus, who has risen from mundanity to Divinity to gain access to a part of Divinity through intense study of physiology, psychology, and spiritual psychology of man. |
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| It was a beautiful awe-inspiring sight, and people entering the gallery on that first Saturday tended to be struck silent by its grandeur, mundanity and simple conjuring of the ceaselessness of time, light and life. |
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| This mundanity is testimony enough to the integration of voodoo, or vodoun, into daily life in Benin, the country that claims to have given birth to the religion. |
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| The maddening mundanity of suburban life served as the backdrop to Spacey's most critically acclaimed performance as disillusioned and depressed Lester Burnham. |
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| What Nicholls excels at, however, is dialogue that captures the mundanity of the daily slog without overlooking any of its occasional moments of sparkle. |
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| Ask any Newcastle supporter if they'd take 14th and a cup win over 10th and mundanity. |
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| Perhaps, as Valerie Jarrett has suggested, he is simply too easily bored to invest his greatness in such mundanity. |
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| If this is the case then I'm slightly disappointed by the sheer mundanity of my response. |
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| This is how adolescents get to and from school: forget the passive mundanity of an adult's commute, these journeys are stuffed full of small, everyday teenage dramas. |
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| It tells the tale of teenager Cosmo who uses music as an inspiration to break free from the mundanity of everyday life when growing up in 80s Dublin. |
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| This model's certainly a fully credible stepping stone from Focus family hatch mundanity to full premium status if that's what you're looking for in this size of car. |
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