everydayness การใช้

• This way of living, Heidegger called " average everydayness ".
• And so the apple cart of everydayness is upset.
• There s a sort of banality, that everydayness, that I think was important.
• Inspired by the French novelist Georges Perec's interest in'little pieces of everydayness'".
• The search is what anyone would undertake if he were not sunk in the everydayness of his own life ."
• In the end, it is the everydayness of their hours and hours of conversation _ the " Hang on a minute,"
• Each figure lives a ratty, regulated life, what Kabakov calls a " pitiful, depressing everydayness, " and whose fault is that?
• In short, she brings fresh eyes to the most mundane of subjects, the very everydayness of which would cause most filmmakers to pass them by.
• That it can go beyond the everydayness of life; that it can be extraordinary and powerful, and harbor a spirit of hope and pure will.
• I come back, which is the best part of my life, like, the normal everydayness, " she told W magazine for its April issue.
• The sequel-- which often feels more like a remake-- lacks the recognizable everydayness of Bridget's problems that made the original simultaneously painful and hilarious.
• Bourque's longevity, his sheer everydayness, conferred authority on him, as it had on Ripken, on Gehrig, on Havlicek, on the iron horses of every sport.
• Our marriage has been going for a long time, and the new pictures arise out of a curiosity about that everydayness, about the ` glue'that holds a marriage together.
• In Lefebvre s view of the 1970s, this spatial production resulted in a space of non-reflexive everydayness marked by alienation, dominating through mathematical-abstract concepts of space, and reproduced in spatial practice.
• With such tales, Katchor captures not only the poignancy of lives that have fallen short of expectation, but also the poetry of those seemingly inconsequential lives, sunk in the everydayness of ritual, routine and habit.
• It seems to me the way to do that is to have a sense of belonging to a larger tradition that transcends the everydayness and the what-you-see-is-what-you-get world.
• Most heroin addicts here, like those around the world, profess a desire to enter a drug program, anything to escape the sheer everydayness of the despotic routine, the relentless foraging for money, the guilty uncoupling from their families.
• In this zone of everydayness ( boredom ) shared by everyone in society regardless of class or specialty, autocritique of everyday realities of boredom vs . societal promises of free time and leisure, could lead to people understanding and then revolutionizing their everyday lives.
• It's the everydayness of the killings that make them so horrifying, even as Fernando slips into his writer's reflexes and uses them as fodder for meditation and metaphor before being snapped back to his own humanity by allowing his heart to be pierced by feelings.
• In other words, pop songs as false emotional advertising and ideology as everydayness are themselves grounds for inquiry ", as King told Greil Marcus, because " unless you have an awareness of your views as political manifestations, you won't believe you can change them ".