Most students would find all of this
rather prosaic
not to say archaic.
I've always loved the sight of windfarms, yet to be honest being up this close it
seems more prosaic.
Prosaic reality
of civil war between capital and labor.
And then i bump back into reality, knowing i would always be
too prosaic, and just say a car.
But underneath, a dense maze of melodic and gestural underpinnings paddle furiously to prevent the material from
sounding prosaic.
Prosaic truth
is that public service reform is rarely all good or all bad.
There are those who have a more " mystical " bent, there are those who are
very prosaic.
A theology that detaches itself from contemplation and praise does indeed
become merely prosaic.
Prosaic title
of " wakefield morris dancers " and this is the name that has stayed.
Our son-in-law has never attended a poetry do before and he is a
somewhat prosaic
lawyer with a passion for football.
Prosaic reasons
connected with faculty re-organisation.
Could such a mixed bag of papers have been created by the
seemingly prosaic
measure of counting online hits?
Prosaic level, what about the work we do every day in our schools?
Landeck is a
fairly prosaic
place: imst, another small historic town, is the classier option a dozen kilometers further on.
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