Sentence examples for felt unremarkable from inspiring English sources

The coincidence at once astounded me and felt unremarkable.

This focus felt unremarkable within the conservative confines of the University of Chicago in the 80's.

Petrova, forever ostracised in the world of dance, offers hope to any girl who has ever felt unremarkable or talentless.

Perhaps because my own upbringing is a far-from-unusual 21st-century jumble of step-parents and half-siblings, the quirkiness of my current situation feels unremarkable.

You have reached a new plane of awareness that becomes normal, and by definition the normal feels unremarkable.

I know that all of it is totally unremarkable, elevated only because it's mine, just as The Hills feels unremarkable and elevated only because it's theirs (and also because of its soundtrack, which offers a second, separate punch of nostalgia).

Even scenes of the two gunmen planning the attack feel unremarkable.

The song, too, feels pretty unremarkable, especially as compared to some of the superior tunes on Thicke's album that haven't yet been issued as singles.

In the '70s and '80s, Blondie was at the vanguard of mixing punk, disco, hip-hop and pop in ways that feel entirely unremarkable today but were incredibly iconoclastic at the time.

This night, this performance, it felt rote and unremarkable, one long comedy routine rather than the coming to terms of a son or the last cry of life from the ghost of a dad.

Instead Ms. Bent captures the desultory passage of hours, taking her time to reveal the characters' inner worlds, which are no less deeply felt for being unremarkable.