prosaic造句

Relatively speaking it is a little prosaic.

her prosaic life as a housewife

a prosaic description of the scene

The very prosaic one of our landlord.

The second is, maybe more prosaic, which is Hong Kong.

The facts are more prosaic than the legend.

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The movie, whose working title is the reassuringly prosaic 'Confucius', has no confirmed release date.

A major area for energy savings is the prosaic electric motor.

That's GTD, short for "Getting Things Done," the prosaic title of his best-selling book.

In its basic structure The Sims could hardly be more prosaic.

These prosaic details take all the sparkle out of the conversation.

Speaking from Tallinn, Bartenev's brother Alexey yesterday had another, more prosaic explanation for who "framed" the Arctic Sea eight.

Nanchu prosaic odes works mainly for the purpose of the chu king entertainment, following by satire and chronicle styles.

When it finally lost the presidency in a run-off election on January 17th its defeat seemed almost prosaic.

The reason, this time, is more prosaic: lines ending with blanks look ugly in Fabien's text editor.

At TLC Glass, a repair shop on the edge of San Francisco's business district, the more prosaic consequences of the rise in car break-ins are on display.

Instantly the prosaic rocks leaped into a kind of glory. Brilliant colors of an indescribable beauty were there before our eyes.

Because they represent dimensions of experience formerly excluded from the elevated, idealized discourse that is poetry, dimensions of experience excluded as prosaic.

The management job that it performs is pretty prosaic, serving only to label other controls and to output data that cannot or should not be changed by users.

Click the URL and then the link to the generated servlet to view the prosaic but oh so gratifying "Hello, world" printed in plain text.

Such frequent relocation, reflects, to some extent, they are not accustomed to the prosaic life, eager to see new places. look for a new job opportunities, access to new success character.

His romantic mood was scattered for that evening at least, and he knew he should not get the prosaic Suggestions of the unfortunate resemblance out of his mind for a week at least.

There's a more prosaic but no less illustrative example in Israel, where the three main dairies all decided to increase the price of cottage cheese by 75% last month.

It has a darkened and a daily colour, in majestic but not obvious harmony with dark grey skies, and might look, to inconstant eyes, as prosaic after spring as eleven o'clock looks after the dawn.

The Afars say their real concerns are more prosaic: water, grazing and salt, which for centuries has been mined from the Danakil depression( in parts more than300 metres below sea level) and taken up into Ethiopia's highlands by camel caravan.