Sentence examples for described as mediocre from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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".

The British bank is offering to buy its Dutch rival, but a group of three other banks is hovering with a rival bid.America's banks began reporting their first-quarter earnings, with most producing results that analysts described as mediocre.

Long-term planning was never its strong suit.The downtown area today has precious few places to park a car (and the civic architecture is most charitably described as mediocre).

But the OECD reserves its fiercest criticism for Britain's record on innovation which it describes as "mediocre".

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.

Thomas's play in the first half of the season could be described as poor to mediocre.

Though his work has been described as "crude" and "mediocre", science fiction art historian Robert Weinberg regards the cover for the second issue, illustrating "Winged Terror" by G.R. Malloch, as "highly effective and easily the best thing he ever did".