Sentence examples for actually unremarkable from inspiring English sources

Now, they're just actually unremarkable.

As a cultural critic, in my eyes, her supposed polarization is actually unremarkable.

Actually to say "unremarkable" is unfair to other, unremarkable spots.

What seemed like an unremarkable development actually resulted from months of consternation at the garden, which has about 110,000 visitors annually.

Such a direct appeal to voters might seem unremarkable, but actually it is an example of an important new tool afforded to outside interest groups that is reshaping the contours of this year's midterm elections.

Misclassified cases occur when study participants who actually have disease receive unremarkable screening test scores and show no signs or symptoms of disease.We present a graph of a hypothetical dataset of screening test scores to illustrate how the study investigator observes disease status.

The set for the first act is adequate but unremarkable, which is actually good, since it provides a striking contrast with the gothically somber set of the second act.

So the soldiers have abandoned their camouflage battle dress for unremarkable blue uniforms -- actually low-level chemical protection suits -- and drive mostly in unmarked vehicles, traveling with the New York Police Department officers with whom they work.

On the face of it, the YouTube stars actually doing the covers seem pretty unremarkable.

This building actually exists, and you will find it on an otherwise unremarkable stretch of Second Avenue, just north of the end of the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge.

In an unremarkable suburb of Leicester called Beaumont Leys is a big factory – or actually two, side by side.