Sentence examples for less mediocre from inspiring English sources

"Most of the members are more or less mediocre at every level," he said in an interview late last year.

The literature of British gangland is extensive but for the most part no less mediocre than its American equivalent.

Six months later they and Norwich each have 29 points, and it is difficult on this evidence to declare one to be less mediocre than the other.

Still, it's tempting, this notion that you can build an American fashion company around less mediocre values, and that instead of defaulting to the Hermès model of luxury (tasteful, nice) or the boots-and-buckle heritage of Gucci, you can push an aesthetic that is purely and unarguably contemporary.

His term "constructed situations" comes from the French theorist Guy Debord's 1957 manifesto "Report on the Construction of Situations," which called for the artist to generate moments that would jolt the spectator out of passivity, rendering him the co-creator of a less mediocre life.

A new Beta version of the client has just leaked out, making RIM's mediocre Twitter client slightly less mediocre.

Without him, our offense would be less than mediocre".

But with the Lakers his performance had been less than mediocre.

We go to a less than mediocre restaurant down the block.

As a fashion designer she's either the "next big thing" or "less than mediocre," depending on whether you believe New York magazine or Women's Wear Daily.

After a three-month trial period in which his performance was less than mediocre, he was told that he would not be admitted to the course.