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When all analysis evaporated, the majority of his political opponents were simply and banally labelled Marxists.

Eirik Bergesen: Norway is Passing the Test of Terror Eirik Bergesen 2011

When all analysis evaporated, the majority of his political opponents were simply and banally labelled Marxists.

Eirik Bergesen: Norway is Passing the Test of Terror Eirik Bergesen 2011

But, then – and at risk of sounding unbearably, banally romantic – there is this:

10 Things I Hate About Motherhood (And One That I Love) - Her Bad Mother 2010

I could suspend my dissatisfaction over the fact that the Borg suddenly became banally hierarchical for the duration of one movie, but it really lay the groundwork for declawing the Borg.

Matthew Yglesias » The Final Frontier 2009

The pilot was waddling the plane down to the runway, chatting banally about the DC heat and how lovely Rome was this time of year.

Rogue Oracle 2011

When all analysis evaporated, the majority of his political opponents were simply and banally labelled Marxists.

Eirik Bergesen: Norway is Passing the Test of Terror Eirik Bergesen 2011

The pilot was waddling the plane down to the runway, chatting banally about the DC heat and how lovely Rome was this time of year.

Rogue Oracle 2011

The Chinese are not going to be impressed with a blue-ribbon panel that banally offers platitudes concerning the scope of our financial problems.

Eric C. Anderson: Beijing Quietly Signaling Intent To Flee U.S. Debt 2009

In my town of Vipperow the project started rather banally.

Printing: FROM PRAYER TO DEMONSTRATION: The Neglected History of East German Churches in the 1980s 2009

Having thought about this for many years, I've concluded, perhaps banally, that what I feel is "just" the existential dilemma we all have: knowledge that we are mortal, and knowledge that making one choice limits others.

Psychology/Psychotherapy Maxine 2007