Sentence examples for considered unremarkable from inspiring English sources

These ingredients, considered unremarkable by the Chinese, are treated that way by Dunlop.

They were considered unremarkable until the 1940s when some found their way to Guam, probably on a military ship.

Although Ms. Sigurdardottir's rise has drawn widespread attention on Web sites for gay men and lesbians outside Iceland, her relationship is considered unremarkable at home.

A woman offered 350 yuan ($55).South Korea is renowned for its fondness for dog meat, but eating dogs (and cats) is also considered unremarkable in parts of China.

But no defects were uncovered in any of the vehicles, and the rate of incidents was considered "unremarkable" in the context of the millions of cars on the road.

All other clinical and microscopic findings were considered unremarkable.

It seems safe to infer that filial guilt had its role in the creation of "Truth," as did the wish to honor an existence that the world at large would consider unremarkable.

They considered an unremarkable condo in Crown Heights.

The spotless 1972 Miami Dolphins, whose perfect regular season was considered so unremarkable that they entered Super Bowl VII as underdogs against the Washington Redskins, understand the honors and the burdens that the Patriots have accumulated with each victory.

For Organschi, like many in the field, the measure of success will be when a new 10-story wooden building is considered as unremarkable as the antique sitting in downtown Vancouver once was.

Again, I'm basing my impressions on the near-final hardware I previewed, but regardless, it's hard to feel confident about RIM's shot at success when you consider how unremarkable the rumoured Z10 handset is in-person.