Sentence examples for Unremarkable event from inspiring English sources

This unremarkable event may, though, have had remarkable consequences.

Until now, the contest for this seat of clerical power was an unremarkable event, but not this time.

Certainly in just about every other place in the world, marrying your first cousin is an unremarkable event.

For most candidates for office, this would be an unremarkable event: a missed opportunity very early on in the course of a long campaign.

One of these processes is the diversification of local populations a routine and unremarkable event that requires some degree of isolation of local groups.

The distribution of children around the family was, until recently, an unremarkable event, and Charlie clearly provided a far happier home for John than the wretched one he had left behind.

Those were the unremarkable events.

This is how Bachelder's novel, which takes place over the two-day reënactment, functions as a whole: unremarkable events become, in the minds of his protagonists, fraught with symbolism, and provoke outsized passions and consequences.

It is high time that gay pride parades in the ex-communist countries of Europe become the cheerful, cheesy and unremarkable events that they have long become in the western half of the continent.

As so many unremarkable events pass by -- a graduation, family dinner, departure for college -- the subtext of the events comes to the foreground.

These are things that most of us do every day without a second thought, but these unremarkable events are increasingly fraught with fear for many Muslims.