Sentence examples for found it unremarkable from inspiring English sources

I found it unremarkable to imagine that he is the same sort of rock star now that he was in life, and was thrilled by the account of his adventure.

Critics have found it unremarkable, but the Symphony in C of the same year has been warmly praised by later commentators who have made favourable comparisons with Mozart and Schubert.

This one is not a bad idea, in the sense that people in a William Gibson novel would probably find it unremarkable.

I find it largely unremarkable; my friends have long since lost interest.

This building actually exists, and you will find it on an otherwise unremarkable stretch of Second Avenue, just north of the end of the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge.

Image caption Nyong'o, pictured with Peele, calls the film's "unremarkable" black family "refreshing" Yet Us has an alternative resonance for Nyong'o, who finds it "refreshing" that it revolves around an "unremarkable" black family whose plight "has nothing to do with the colour of their skin".

In Los Altos, a $2 million, 3,500-square-foot house is unremarkable, and few neighbors would find it strange that my friend is considering a bigger one.

IT is so unremarkable today that children might find it hard to understand why the first time it happened -- 12 years ago, on March 12 , 1990-- the event was so notable that it was worthy of an article, with two photos, in People magazine.

That release also included statements from hotel employees who had encountered Paddock and found him unremarkable, saying he set off no red flags.

These are, he thinks, "centrist" views of the sort that Jesus would have found unremarkable.

Carrer de les Minyones is, I found, unremarkable, except for a set of gorgeously curved, multicolored Art Nouveau windows on one corner.