Sentence examples for are subpar from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of less than a traditional or accepted standard
- Bob's grasp of English was subpar.
The graphics, while bloody, are subpar compared with those of console games.
Written in 2007, it's one of the few recent stories that are subpar.
But because of the era he starred in, five decades ago, his statistics are subpar.
While no one will say it to his face, his live performances are subpar.
As a former "fed," I vigorously reject that implication and the notion that federal employees are subpar.
Under Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, Mr. Robins says, "our city's become a trading post; when you talk of public housing, public hospitals, public parks — with elite exceptions — too many are subpar".
Mike Piazza is subpar at catcher.
Michigan's quarterback play last year was subpar.
His defense has been subpar, as well.
A lot of the dancing was subpar, however.
Google executives have said that its product pipeline is subpar.
