Examples of using Prosaic in English and their translations into Spanish
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sentenced to prison for a very simple and almost prosaic reason.
It's a very dull and prosaic story, and I have talked about myself much too long. Oh, no.
Modern parents tend to be more prosaic, calling a child a child,
In the more prosaic industries Southwest has benefited from doubling it's potential market with International Routes and the AirTran acquisition.
so he gives a credible, more prosaic one.
Long Haul: Long Haul often laments his prosaic role in the construction of the Decepticons' energy-recovery installations while simultaneously acknowledging the significance of his duties.
exalting too… but they seem prosaic to me, for some reason, by comparison.
actually for some of the prosaic of reasons;
are unlikely to be valued as generously as high returns in a more prosaic industry e.g., Beverages.
loss- mundane, prosaic, vulgar even,
that the parental characters obfuscate by playing almost prosaic arpeggios on the- central motif.
a more prosaic Agatha Christie.
Furthermore, that responsibility should be objective and rest not on high principles but rather on prosaic considerations linked to everyday life.
The stylistic treatment of the text plays with the constant switch between the prosaic and the poetic, the popular
both sublime and prosaic.
although the title did suggest something like noble intentions and prosaic realities.
I can argue for the fact that it's far from prosaic.
I have a feeling there's a far more prosaic reason for what's going on here.
Friedrich Reinhold Kreutzwald compiled the Estonian national epic Kalevipoeg out of numerous prosaic folk legends and runo verse imitations that they themselves had written.
The other matter- the reform of the United Nations- is on the face of it a rather prosaic matter.