| In the everydayness of their use, gestures are reconstructed, usages adapted, reinvented and appropriated by sensibilities refined in repeated acts of known activities. |
| The outfit was worn so casually that it made a case for the everydayness of such a thing as ostrich. |
| They avoid the sacrality that paralyses any intellectual activity, and make reference to the everydayness of life. |
| But it may be that, within a week or two, once you get into the everydayness of it, it becomes manageable. |
| This illusion of nearness trivializes power by giving it an aura of everydayness and facilitates the manipulation of public opinion. |
| Rauschenberg chose these objects not only for their everydayness but also for their formal properties. |
