Sentence examples for are more mediocre from inspiring English sources

He mourns that "it sometimes seems as if the movies are more mediocre than ever, more craven and cowardly, more skillfully manufactured to pander to the lowest tastes instead of educating them".

Turn around and give it a product challenge Build a community video site (Google video), a social network (Google Wave, Buzz and Orkut), an e-commerce platform (Google product search) and Google's offerings are more mediocre than excellent.

"If these two women had been more mediocre, maybe they would have had an easier time," Ms. Cho said.

In other words, they expected the constantly interacting groups' solutions to be less variable but at the cost of being more mediocre.

Indeed, if every work in a career is like a random lottery draw, then one's next work after a hit may be more mediocre than spectacular, reflecting regression toward the mean.

Last season's champions Werder Bremen continued a start to the season which has been more mediocre than a slap-up dinner at Wetherspoons by losing 3-1 at Borussia Moenchengladbach.

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I think the downside of it is that there is more work, so there's more mediocre to bad work that you kind of have to wade through, and there's more festivals now," he says.

"Most of the members are more or less mediocre at every level," he said in an interview late last year.

8 p.m. 3) THE LILT OF LAMB There are more than a few mediocre, yet overpriced, restaurants specializing in uninspired lamb dishes.

Mediocre offerings are more than made up for by lively ones, like Irving Browning's 1950 photographs of a very private roof garden in which a lady of leisure is served cocktails by a uniformed maid.