Sentence examples for mediocre abilities from inspiring English sources
Tocqueville took an overly harsh view of Andrew Jackson, dismissing him as "a man of violent temperament and mediocre abilities," ignoring his charisma and his political abilities.
Johnson was given the cold shoulder by professional football in part because of a traditional bias by the N.F.L. against Ivy League players; many scouts believe players in the conference have mediocre abilities.
Yet, compared with Napoleon's other generals, Junot was a man of mediocre ability.
But, as Mosier points out, no one of mediocre ability could have taught himself algebra, as Grant did when a teenager.
The c statistic was modest, indicating a mediocre ability to predict clinical outcome at the two month assessment.
Structuring the operation that way will give Mediocre the ability to be nimble and try different things out — something that it wasn't really able to do at Woot.
This participant also expressed his fear of deemphasizing reading as a result of assessing all four skills because accepting students with "mediocre or lower ability levels across the board" would make content instruction ineffective.
Blythe described Jennings's abilities as "mediocre".
But Jordan's rebounding remains mediocre and his defensive ability inconsistent.
Chinese undergraduates who study in the West tend to be from wealthy families and show a wide range of academic ability, from mediocre to outstanding.
But Koivu never hoisted the Stanley Cup, considered by some in Montreal an indictment of his leadership abilities, despite the mediocre talents of the teams around him.
