But just to try and recondition the mundane that's not a spiritual project these are all mundane things.

The Luhansk videos focus on the mundane.

The Luhansk videos, however, focus on the mundane.

Natural science as so often has a more mundane answer, one that has to do with natural selection.

Others are more mundane, involving long term experiments and observation of smaller ecosystems, such as plots of prairie grass or swamplands.

But such mundane political correctness, when compared with Baidu's doodle, is very precious.

But it is the mundane, non newsworthy traumas of life that cause real harm.

This is a completely mundane and rational business decision, aimed at minimizing tax obligations.

But while such weapons carry political weight, the science behind them is mundane and old.

Even those mundane, hateful, plastic grocery bags can become a bridge stronger than anyone imagined.

Even seemingly mundane activities can and should bring considerable happiness, as they can represent significant progress.

There is a more mundane reason why many, even within the Party, think that a democratic transition has become inevitable the Party is simply losing control of the country.

Although this may seem mundane outside France, Sarkozy s foreign policy revolution has incited fierce opposition at home.

What would be a disaster for most Americans has become the mundane reality for millions of Kashmiris.

It's not a big meeting, it's not a Royal Ascot it's a mundane Friday night with 20,000 people.

That means that the official growth rate does not reflect the rise in real incomes that came with air conditioning, anti cancer drugs, new surgical procedures, and the many more mundane innovations.

They show both the mundane and the extraordinary, the actuality of the place, which is the root of nostalgia.

And meanwhile, besides all the spirituality, there was one mundane detail in the Kaaba that was pretty interesting for me.

Ming provides some insulation from the mundane details of the SWF file format, wrapping the movie elements in PHP objects.

This mirrors Nigerian society itself, which is such a vibrant place that even the most mundane is crackling with energy.

Lyudmila speaks in both a mundane and wondrous manner about her apartment, like an Italian whose home stands on Roman ruins.

LONDON It is difficult to separate some of my personal memories of Margaret Thatcher mundane but revealing from the sweeping judgments of history.

There are possible risks when messing around with fundamental matter, but in this case, the shutdown was due to a mundane gas leak.

These entries, which range from the mundane to the conspiratorial, demonstrate the aloofness but also the dread of key players at the time.

While progress towards this goal has been stymied by the mundane practicalities of restoring law and order, the coalition must eventually take it up.

And, of course, there are more mundane but crucial uses of artificial intelligence everywhere, from managing the electronics and lighting in our homes to populating smart grids for water and electricity, helping monitor these and other systems to reduce waste.

Qatar was perceived as increasingly rebellious, routinely defecting from the collective and mundane line of Gulf countries politics inviting further pressures from the big brothers.

Even the existence of mundane uncertainty gives rise to conventions and rules of thumb that embody the best of human experience in dealing with the unknown.

Even the existence of mundane uncertainty gives rise to conventions and rules of thumb that embody the best of human experience in dealing with the unknown.

To mock just how ridiculous the trend could become, Chinese netizens peppered a mundane conversation about refrigerators with lofty declarations of how much they love their country.

Another approach for policymakers is to quantify the economic benefits of ecosystem services the miraculous yet mundane things that nature provides like erosion control, water management, and purification.

That concern and responsibility for us is as much a part of care giving as all the mundane practices I have listed, and amounts to moral solidarity with our struggle.

From time to time Arab negotiators enter into discussions about the mundane issues that prospective neighboring states would need to resolve, such as political boundaries, security arrangements, and economic relations.

And since then many people from Asia to the world joined in the craze and started sharing cool photos of themselves 'floating' whilst going about in their daily (mundane) activities.

Unsurprisingly, most of the leaked files are incredibly mundane scans of officials passports, receipts, records of TV ad purchases but there are at least 19 files that concern the Donetsk rebels directly.

More equal. More stupid.

More money, more technology

More kids, more hands.

But this backdrop of contention and competition masks emerging collaborative aspects of Sino Japanese relations that are profoundly important, but which, unfortunately, seem to the world's media to be too mundane to sell.

This is a unique manifestation of what Ethan Zuckerman has popularly termed the cute cat theory of the Internet, whereby the mundane and entertaining potentials of the Internet captures the interest most users.

However, he became more and more disturbed as it became more and more radical.

So there's more. There's more.

More money means more problems.

We talk about leaders being more energetic, more risk taking, more optimistic, more persuasive, and more empathetic than other people.

As Haldane notes, even the celebrated Volcker rule, intended to build a better wall between more mundane commercial banking and riskier proprietary bank trading, has been hugely watered down as it grinds through the legislative process. The former Federal Reserve chairman s simple idea has been co opted and diluted through hundreds of pages of legalese.