Sentence examples for highly mediocre from inspiring English sources

For one, the visiting team was "highly mediocre" and the game a "grim ritual that had grown senseless," while for the other it was a "very mediocre" match that had become "an obscure ritual that has lost its sense".

The highly trained 4th Infantry faced a mediocre German unit composed of conscripts; all the best troops had been sent to the Eastern Front.

I was extremely mediocre".

These individuals grew up to be highly successful in education and got good jobs but were shockingly mediocre in the creativity department, producing neither books nor inventions.

His compositions of this period, notably the Retable of Santiago in the church of Algemesí (1603, 1610), are highly imitative and mediocre.

Traded by the Islanders over the summer after a highly touted yet mediocre rookie year, Luongo played almost flawlessly tonight for nearly two periods.

In the turmoil-ridden latter part of the decade, the emergence of the counterculture produced a brief revival of interest in tragic outlaws, exemplified by "Easy Rider" -- even though few viewers of this mediocre but highly influential film even noticed that the free spirits at its center were making their living as drug dealers.

The integration of both active and passive devices is made on highly doped silicon, but mediocre Q factors are obtained since electrical losses are high in the substrate.

So in a way this settlement is payback for many hours spent reading highly touted but pretty mediocre best sellers.

Vitner's concern is that some of the fastest growing industries in the state either offer excellent jobs for highly educated people, or mediocre jobs for lower-skilled workers.

Racism is both the crutch and the weapon of those white men in America who are highly insecure and utterly mediocre and who fear the power and genius of the others.