Sentence examples for indifferent quality from inspiring English sources

After the Roman conquest it became rare and of indifferent quality.

Famous signatures were not sufficient to make up for the indifferent quality of the achievement.

Based on the Kano model, the principal results, namely, two "Attractive Quality" and nine "Indifferent Quality" items, are found.

Or perhaps it is a judgment on the indifferent quality of "Blair Witch," which hit a momentary cultural nerve.

"I wrote to her that I was rather alarmed by the indifferent quality of the chapter," he testified.

The name tokay is also applied generically to certain sweet wines of indifferent quality that bear no resemblance to Hungarian Tokay.

But this can be conceived in a variety of ways: first, as a simple bundle of indifferent qualities (a picture associated with Plato), or as an underlying substrate in which these qualities somehow inhere (a picture associated with Aristotle).

As should be clear from our Web site, I never assume that a potential client is indifferent to quality.

Nicholas Hytner, director of the National Theatre, says: "It's a long time since theatres hauled out the family show as a half-hearted Christmas nod towards an audience that was thought to be indifferent to quality.

I should, perhaps, add that the glass destroyed was of indifferent crown quality, whereas the other houses appear all to have thin plate-glass; but much crown glass has escaped damage in other positions, where heavy plate has gone to pieces, so I think it clear that the pond, and not the quality of the glass, was the contributory cause.

It is difficult to conceive how Web users from different cultures can be encouraged to reap the benefits of an e-government initiative when its portal is suffering from culture-indifferent interface quality.