Sentence examples for be a very mediocre from inspiring English sources

Brooks predicted an Obama victory by nine points, and said that although he found Obama to be "a very mediocre senator," he was is surrounded by what Brooks called "by far the most impressive people in the Democratic party".

But these precocious youths aren't ingesting detergents or choking themselves out or trying to find increasingly more extreme ways to invite one another to what will likely be a very mediocre school dance.

He's a very mediocre writer, in my opinion".

"They were still just hitting pieces of it, even though it was a very mediocre knuckleball, and that's a good sign, too".

For one, the visiting team was "highly mediocre" and the game a "grim ritual that had grown senseless," while for the other it was a "very mediocre" match that had become "an obscure ritual that has lost its sense".

I was a very mediocre player of many, many, many sports.

EB: I was, yeah, but I'm a very mediocre rhythm guitar player.

According to Pauline Kael, "It's far from a great film, but it has a special appealingly schlocky romanticism... ...... Umberto Eco wrote that "by any strict critical standards... Casablanca is a very mediocre film".

"In a state that's had a very mediocre economic recovery, this is going to cost jobs and that's something people in Ohio are very sensitive about," said FitzGerald, now the county executive of Cuyahoga County.

It was a moment of wonderful clarity and the world was spared a very mediocre artist".

Also, I drink a TON of coffee and I'm perpetually a very mediocre (but content) yogi.