Sentence examples for far more mediocre from inspiring English sources
Despite their success with turnovers, the Mustangs were far more mediocre in scoring defense, in which they allowed 25.7 points per game (tied for 54th nationally), and total defense, in which they gave up 396.1 yards per game (62nd nationally).
But interestingly, some of the more frequently mentioned governor prospects for 2016, at least so far, have more mediocre job approval ratings.
The mediocre artwork is by Erik Rangel, who shows far more flair in his other career as a maker of low-budget films.
Those were electrifying times.Nowadays, though, the Bayreuth fire has dwindled to a faint glow; no new productions last year or this; a planned new "Lohengrin" next year recently put in doubt; Wolfgang's own mediocre productions like "Meistersinger" and "Parsifal" getting far more of a showing than they deserve.
England has far more pressing concerns than who it may face in the knock-out phases after another mediocre performance.
On Tuesday night they stood at a far more modest place — along the playoff cut line — battling to salvage what has been a mediocre season for both teams.
It turns out that having a great teacher is far more important than being in a small class, or going to a good school with a mediocre teacher.
But then it would just be, at best, another mediocre nation with a market orientation, a place cast in deep shadow by its far more succcessful neighbor glittering to the south.
Battery life is just mediocre: Though your Lumia easily will make it from 9 to 5, you'll get far more juice out of the Galaxy S II and especially the iPhone 4S.
As Mark Bellison (Gervais) struggles to survive at a mediocre television company, the pug-nosed, pudgy writer endures a rivalry with the better looking, more successful and far more arrogant Brad Kessler Rob Lowee).
