Sentence examples for mediocre capacity from inspiring English sources
Safranski, who also wrote Romanticism – A German Affair, points to the nation's current mediocre capacity for the grandeur of Schiller's passions, observing: "From a romantic point of view, we've reached the end.
Electrochemical studies show that the alloy has a mediocre discharge capacity of 338 mAh g−1 and good cycling stability.
With its limited carrying capacity, seemingly mediocre fuel economy, erratic handling and fitful acceleration, one question that potential buyers in this part of the world should be asking is, what's the point?
What ought to bring to mind quietly swaying trees, serene beaches and isolation now just as often summons visions of overpriced, mediocre resorts, filled to capacity with swarms of "singles groups" vociferously demanding yet another round of Bahama Mamas.
So again, I have doubts about him just because he was such a mediocre senator, but his capacity to pick staff is impressive".
The children's literary critic Margery Fisher likened Blyton's books to "slow poison", and Jean E. Sutcliffe of the BBC's schools broadcast department wrote of Blyton's ability to churn out "mediocre material", noting that "her capacity to do so, amounts to genius ... anyone else would have died of boredom long ago".
Ticket sales, too, are mediocre, with subscription concerts averaging about 63percentt of capacity.
Why should being able to do 8th-grade math or write a mediocre essay within five hours be a sufficient test of a teacher's capacity?
