A good narrative can make unremarkable garage-sale items sell for 50 times more than what they're worth.
Spymasters are increasingly using "real people" instead: globalisation makes it unremarkable for those such as Anna Chapman, one of the ten Russians deported from America (under her own, legally acquired, British name), to study, marry, work and live in a bunch of different countries.
The practical upshot of this is that even if one grants all other aspects of the framework, it still makes an unremarkable claim, one concerning how many olfactory stimuli humans can discriminate at most.
Couric made it unremarkable to turn on the television news and see a woman sitting in the chair of authority.
And yet that voice, perhaps too clean and pretty, made for unremarkable records that left little impact.
Working with her husband, the Finnish director Renny Harlin, she made two unremarkable action pictures in the mid-1990's.
Choice would make it unremarkable to see a woman managing a Premiership football team, or a male nursery nurse.
We need writers in whose work a publisher already has confidence to take the heat out of the argument and make it unremarkable.
In 1946 pianist Sunnyland Slim, another Delta native, helped Waters land a contract with Aristocrat Records, for which he made several unremarkable recordings.
The most prominent of those films, directed by Wilson Yip and starring Donnie Yen, have been solidly made but unremarkable for anything besides their fight choreography and anti-Japanese jingoism.
