It is dreadfully banal, dreadfully!'

One possible conclusion is banal.

PETA was, of course, not arguing that Holocaust victims fate was banal or trivial.

There's something banal, a want of taste, in carrying on with one's governess but then, what a governess!'

And a banal one at that, a dystopian novel, such level of discourse better befits Jamal and Loic !

Judges have adjourned the case continuously, accepting a panoply of reasons for postponement, ranging from the banal to the bizarre.

It depends on whether a people let their cities and towns become marred by a banal universal architecture devoid of creativity and imagination.

Nor can we overlook the banal bargaining of European leaders, the quarrels over budgets, and the rise of national egoisms whenever elections loom.

And in fact it succeeded as an example of how a transport hub sold out to investors is turned into a banal shopping center.

Another risk implied by a unilateral Palestinian move to statehood is that it might reduce the conflict with Israel to a banal border dispute between sovereign states.

If you thought you could never get excited about bus stops and dead stairwells in the former Soviet Union, have a read Keen makes the banal beautiful.

And, of course, it's one that's dear to my heart, because all of these sentiments some banal, some a bit more profound all originally had come out of my diary.

Too many buildings that you see outside that are so banal tell you a story, but the story is very short, which says, We have no story to tell you.

In fact, if you can read this article, it is thanks to an extraordinarily banal boson the photon, or the light particle which is the messenger of the electromagnetic force.

Casual observers of today's freewheeling offerings of sex, crime, drugs, violence, and banal game shows on Chinese TV might come away with the impression that most of the shackles have been removed from televised content.

According to the court, Germany s laws on freedom of speech did not protect PETA s campaign, because to make the fate of the victims of the Holocaust appear banal and trivial was an offense against human dignity.

Why Putin s advisors and public relations managers encourage him to make these banal triumphalist announcements is difficult to fathom unless one comprehends the sense of grievance that almost all Russians feel at the loss of Great Power status.

While our assessment team was in the town of Marare, a banal scene of two friends in their twenties having breakfast turned into a major drama when one of the boys mishandled his Kalashnikov and accidentally killed his friend.

In the Bronx or in Soho, in Washington Square or Times Square, in front of the New York Public Library or near a hot dog stand, across all the planets races, the banal vies with the exceptional for one s attention.

From now on, every civil movement, organization or initiative will have to be aware from the very beginning that when struggling for even the most banal public problem, it faces the policies and the politicians whose work created that problem.

Makarenko's provisions range from the banal (cigarettes, tea, sugar, and warm clothing are always in demand) to the fantastical (quadcopter drones are apparently much in demand and Makarenko recently provided two DIY armored personnel carriers to the volunteer staffed Aidar Battalion).

Another risk implied by a unilateral Palestinian move to statehood is that it might reduce the conflict with Israel to a banal border dispute between sovereign states. Any government that recognizes the Palestinian state would inevitably view that act as the end of the peace process, and neither Europe nor the US would include in the package any acknowledgement of the Palestinian right of return to areas lost to Israel in 1948.