Sentence examples for a mediocre selection of from inspiring English sources

The Pistons, the Trail Blazers and the Thunder are the few teams with salary cap room to work with in free agency, which offers a mediocre selection of players, writes Steve Aschburner on SI.com.

But this show -- a broad but unfocused, mostly mediocre selection of more than 90 metal sculptures from the early 30's to the late 90's -- does little to discourage the thought that welded sculpture as a genre may belong more to the past than to the future.

The only seats are occupied by the musicians and regulars, and the beer — a selection of mediocre Brazilian brands and cans of Heineken — is in a refrigerator in the back from which you have to help yourself.

And while the wine list is adequate, a selection of mediocre wines by the glass did not do the food justice; a couple of well-made local wines would make a welcome addition.

You may write a mediocre column or make a mediocre speech or propose a mediocre piece of legislation, but others argue with you, correct you and introduce elements you never thought of.

Most prominent is Brion Gysin, a mediocre artist of calligraphic abstractions.

That's a mediocre bottle of wine for our leaders.

So is this a mediocre amount of underemployment?

Perry is a mediocre muddle of an artist – yet mediocre muddle is apparently what modern Britain admires.

President Obama had a mediocre day of polling in the battleground states.

Good.Mr Kerry would have been a mediocre secretary of state at best.