Sentence examples for Unremarkable existence from inspiring English sources

Not all have had such an unremarkable existence since the Second World War, however.

(AP) — The man suspected of kidnapping a Wisconsin teenager and killing her parents with a shotgun nearly three months ago appears to have led an unremarkable existence until that fateful night, blending into the state's vast northwestern forests.

They represent what Virginia Woolf called "moments of being," in this case in the unremarkable existences of William Rivington and Caroline Carpenter, two people who never knew each other but appear to have resided in the same corner of England at roughly the same time.

(Isherwood) 'It's Always Right Now, Until It's Later' Daniel Kitson, the British monologuist extraordinaire, maps "moments of being" in two unremarkable, unrelated existences.

Iraqis, for whom bombed-out buildings are an unremarkable part of urban existence, also say they have seen little evidence of rebuilding.

The Udyami Yuba Brinda Durga Puja, just off Joy Mitra street in north Kolkata, has been largely unremarkable in its 27 years of existence.

"The idea is to explore the gendered lines, keeping within the traditional framework". The Udyami Yuba Brinda Durga Puja, just off Joy Mitra street in north Kolkata, has been largely unremarkable in its 27 years of existence.

Today, with the same regime essentially intact, the existence of a fundamentalist government in Iran seems unremarkable.

She would hold down this unremarkable job for the next 30 years, her employer a "lodestar in a disordered existence".

Sandwiched between a row of unremarkable terraces and a white-rendered apartment block, this acclaimed home in Forest Gate, east London offers little evidence of its existence from the street.

Post-operative course was unremarkable.