Sentence examples for it's unremarkable from inspiring English sources

Taken as a string of letters to be memorized and regurgitated, it's unremarkable.

As for the rest, it's unremarkable at best, at other times noticeably thin, but then again, the creation of steps has never been Mr. Bourne's strength.

I have read the Tory complaints dossier; it's unremarkable stuff, some of which may look quite prescient in a year or so.

Yet, technically, it is unremarkable: what's interesting is what it tells us about ourselves, and about the economy that we work and play within.

If you follow Turkish politics, you know that Demirtaş's case is not unique — in fact, in the Erdoğan era, it is unremarkable.

Joe Kidd received a mixed reception, with Roger Greenspun of The New York Times writing that it was unremarkable, with foolish symbolism and sloppy editing, although he praised Eastwood's performance.

That is, it was unremarkable athletically speaking.

Other than paint the color of bubble gum, it is unremarkable.

Now it is unremarkable: just one of 300 others in this asylum camp in the provincial town of Landesberg, Bavaria.

"I would like to see the sport get to a stage where it is unremarkable to be a female in football.

It is unremarkable: the Austrian Alps are scenic but not exotic, and are not full either of endangered species or of other political leaders.