Sentence examples for bit mediocre from inspiring English sources

Whatever Simon may have to say the iTunes chart, even the darling baby of the show, Lauren Platt and her straight up version of Let it Go from Frozen was a bit mediocre.

Sometimes, if things are just a bit mediocre, rather than inedible, and I'm dining in a group, I'd prefer to keep quiet – after all, there's no guarantee the kitchen can do any better, and, particularly if it's someone else's treat, complaining tends to sour the atmosphere.

I did good, in my own standards, probably a bit mediocre to everyone else, an A*, a few As, mostly Bs and two Cs throughout school and sixth form.

Two other Eastern teams were every bit as mediocre this season as the Flyers: the Montreal Canadiens, who are given little chance against Alex Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals, the league's No. 1 finishers; and the Boston Bruins, who face the Buffalo Sabres and their Olympic M.V.P. goalie, Ryan Miller.

It's almost the opposite of crazy Donald's "make America great again," more like, "make America a little bit less mediocre," or "let's try to incrementally fix our problems a little bit".

The results are not uniformly excellent, but for every mediocre bit there's something lively and unique.

Tri-Continental's results have, in fact, been a bit worse than mediocre.

The idea of cohosts seemed brilliant until Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin descended in a cage and then awkwardly did a mediocre bit that was for the most part uninspired and redundant.

Birgitte described herself as "a mediocre lover, a bit of a mum and fighting an election".

I loved the tenderness, however diluted by condescension, with which Mann portrays him as a bit simple, over-earnest, docile, mediocre (what I considered myself to be, judged by real standards).

This helps a little bit with the Goth's mediocre defense.