of banal造句

• Then I cover it all with a cape of banal cheerfulness.
• Let not the occasional stretch of banal dialogue stall you.
• Why aren't they average underachievers with lives of banal difficulty?
• We see several snippets of banal chatter, lots of activity and noise.
• But the truck painter at Kenworth still remains the personification of banal evil.
• On the level of banal romantic storytelling, the film asserts an undeniable pull.
• Examples of banal nationalism include the use of flags in everyday contexts, subliminal nature.
• Making a big deal out of banal media issues looks to be Niccol's forte.
• The signalling of national solidarity through sport is one of the primary forms of banal nationalism.
• Thus, the plethora of banal black-theme films that hardly rise to the level of memorable.
• So the fashionable treatment of banal fabrics has given deconstruction a new reality, bringing it down to earth.
• Take a city mesmerized by its prewar elegance and then load it with new apartment houses full of banal boxes.
• This is the kind of banal artifice of evil that has frequently been used to disguise blatant and naked hatred,
• They were worn with lean trousers with straps like waders for slogging through the ocean of banal fashion ideas in France.
• There is a kind of banal evil when a man forsakes what he knows to be true in order to achieve power.
• No longer a city of shining spires, but of banal, formulaic extrusions which might have risen in any America city.
• The forest offers greenery in a desert, a parched terrain of banal housing that spreads outward from Ankara's urban core.
• Warthen scanned a tableau of banal television images : a bedroom strewn with dirty laundry, an empty stairway, a littered roof deck.
• He suggested that its intention may have been to lampoon the proliferation of banal Internet memes, but felt that it had not succeeded.
• Many of the folders contain the kind of banal information that indicates just how much detail many Iraqis felt compelled to provide to the government.