Sentence examples for described as a mediocre from inspiring English sources

They did so by, he writes, by using untrue sexual harassment claims by Anita F. Hill, a law professor and former subordinate, whom he described as a mediocre but ambitious lawyer and labels as "my most traitorous adversary".

The gameplay was described as a mediocre shooter, incapable of supporting the necessary use of guns by its villains and with poor control of movement.

When Chief Justice Warren Burger retired in 1986, after a mediocre 17 years in charge of the court, President Reagan was looking for what he described as a strict constructionist to replace him.

Described as a "gentle comedian".

Mr. Benepe described himself as a "mediocre" swimmer.

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

In a brief autobiography he wrote after graduating from high school in 1950, young Paul described himself as a mediocre student who liked to play spin the bottle and post office with the girls.

He graduated in 1942 with a degree that he described as "mediocre, to say the best", because of his time-consuming commitment to Marxism and leftwing activism.

The Australian artist Sia Furler, known as Sia, spent the nineties and the early aughts working as an indie-adjacent singer, achieving what she has described as "mediocre success".

Despite hoop skills that one teammate described as "mediocre at best," Mr. Bush, at point guard, took control of a squad of more talented players.

But England's middle order, to use a favourite adjective of the ECB chairman, might be described as "mediocre" in this series.