Sentence examples for an already mediocre from inspiring English sources

It is recommended that the candy be eaten within thirty seconds of unwrapping, to experience it at its peak freshness — after this period, it devolves into a worse version of an already mediocre candy bar.

Character, script, story line at the expense of the image, explication at the expense of mystery, display at the expense of secrets, construction at the expense of creation are the province of the series, and their popularity — with critics as well — comes from their reactionary adoption of the values not of the classic cinema but of the cinema that was already mediocre in the classic age.

Unlike diffidently wall-mounted painting, it intrudes on an already crowded world: mediocre painting is easily ignored; mediocre sculpture is exasperating.

Leaving aside other global risks (including a slowdown in already-mediocre US growth, more fear of a Chinese hard landing, weakness in oil and commodity prices, and fragilities in key emerging markets), there is plenty of reason to worry about Europe and the eurozone.

I love this story, just like I loved it when the Jets decided to trade for Tebow a man-hunk of Christianity who is better at being a symptom of America's culture wars than a quarterback despite already having a mediocre young QB, and despite being in the media capital of the country, where he'd be a guaranteed distraction.

There's already a pretty mediocre Slaughterhouse-Five movie and a brain-bleedingly awful version ofBreakfast of Champions that should have wrecked Bruce Willis's career.

Thankfully, this doesn't affect battery life too much: it's already as mediocre as it can be for an ultrabook.

Behind them, the absence of injured cornerback Aqib Talib left the already-shallow, mediocre secondary deprived of playmakers.

Moreover, VW's dealer network already has a mediocre reputation for servicing even the inexpensive cars it sells.

But in the twelfth century, in the Middle Ages, when Rome was a mediocre village, Paris was already a university town and an industrial center.

This is a formula for a mediocre presidency.