Sentence examples for largely mediocre from inspiring English sources

He is, absurdly, best remembered for a largely mediocre spell at Newcastle, but at Blackburn?

Among the largely mediocre collection of "clowns and crooks" gathered at Nuremberg, two men stood out.

And one that sounds identical to Nobody's Perfect by Jessie J. We've just had 26 largely mediocre songs, pal.

It's a brick-and-mortar tribute to a miraculous rebranding campaign of both a borough and a largely mediocre basketball franchise.

The tempting morsel of Let's Go Crazy, which precedes clunky opener Million $ Show, adds insult to the injury of a largely mediocre first six tracks.

By the 1970s, much of it had been torn out in favor of palomino, a more prolific grape that is wonderful in Andalusia when made into sherry but is largely mediocre elsewhere as a still white wine.

Meanwhile, the 2000 vintage was largely considered mediocre.

Monday's news reversed what had largely been a mediocre year for Barnes & Noble.

The news on Monday reversed what had largely been a mediocre year for Barnes & Noble.

Exceptions like Cimarron and Rio Rita aside, RKO's product was largely regarded as mediocre, so in October , 1931 twenty-nine-year-old David O. Selznick visited Sarnoff in New York and convinced him to replace LeBaron as production chief.

He did this alone, and largely ignored by the mediocre stars of American literary life.