Sentence examples for mediocre about from inspiring English sources

There is nothing mediocre about that.

That's Meg Ryan, the personification of all that is mediocre about modern Hollywood.

For a writer of Fitzgerald's fame, sales were mediocre — about twenty thousand copies by the end of the year.

He used to say 'there is something profoundly mediocre about that whole Bush clan.' I've never heard it put better.

At the core of Friend's piece was the struggle between Sorkin and ABC's executives over whether the show should be filmed in front of a live audience and feature a laugh track: To Sorkin [and his colleagues] a laugh track represents all that is truckling and mediocre about television and would destroy their show.

There's nothing mediocre about what Zuckerberg wrote above.

To watch Mr Excellent Mediocre wandering about with William Shakespeare would be a thing that might bring the committee under an indictment for inciting to riot.

The reason you will floor the throttle is because pickup is only mediocre above about 30 mph, and if you're merging onto the interstate, you'll need that internal-combustion gusto to get your hybrid up to a sprint.

Still, it should be noted that the mediocre R2 of about 0.5, implies that flexibility and size not necessarily increase Δfitness, but that other important factors can affect the docking score and performance, e.g. flexible ring conformation and input conformation geometry.

"The Father of My Children" is two movies in one — a brilliant one, about Canvel and his business; and a mediocre one, about his family coping with his death; when Canvel dies, the movie dies.

— in blazers telling mediocre jokes about a fake relationship".