Sentence examples for been far from stellar from inspiring English sources

Holyfield's recent performances have been far from stellar.

For some, activism can be very profitable: the Children's Investment Fund Management, a London-based fund that led a successful shareholder revolt against incumbent managers at Deutsche Börse in 2004, had net returns of 43% that year and 50% in 2005.Overall, though, hedge-fund returns have been far from stellar in recent years.

WWOR's reputation in that regard has been far from stellar.

Throughout the campaign, Trump's poll numbers among women have been far from stellar.

And besides, Woods' track record at Augusta to that point had been far from stellar, his 1996 cameo as an amateur producing identical rounds of 75 and a Friday evening "MC" exit.

"The results were far from stellar".

But while the salesroom appeared more enthusiastic at Christie's, the results were far from stellar.

Toyota, for example, recently chose to locate a plant in a remote Mississippi county, even though its schools are far from stellar.

In the United States, where student math performance is far from stellar, it is easy to see why a compensatory straining at "fun" is more evident than a drive toward illumination.

Yet it is no secret that Britain's past form in Olympic beach volleyball tournaments is far from stellar - with players from these shores making just one previous appearance, back in Atlanta in 1996 on the sport's maiden outing at the Games.

Today's Woot is far from stellar, but the Flip is a popular camcorder despite its shortcomings.