Meanings of so mundane in English

We must have nothing so mundane as a carriage drawn by horses.

Only hers was nothing so mundane as magic, but natural talent and practice.

Tor had never heard her role in India sound so mundane, so childish.

Only a Kavanagh could discern such profundity from something so mundane.

I admonish myself for being theatrical about something so mundane.

Emeline never would have accepted so mundane a means of communicating news of such magnitude.

The video is, it must be said, so mundane.

And given that we were in the Fae, I doubted this was anything so mundane.

How could he be expected to do anything so mundane at a time like this?

We have no need for something so mundane.

Nothing so mundane, Master Magris, nothing so mundane.

Nothing so mundane as a burned-out businessman heading back from a boring meeting on the coast.

Okay, not so mundane for ordinary hurlers.

It's nice to see something so mundane as a bike rack getting some love because infrastructure is key to increasing ridership.

Nothing so mundane as tight management teams or polished business plans, though: instead, some are opting for location, location and location.

Laois 0-21 Wicklow 1-11 Strange how so pretty a setting can serve up something so mundane.