Sentence examples for mediocre drawing from inspiring English sources

I'll argue that the magazine is more likely to run a great caption with a mediocre drawing before it runs a mediocre caption with a great drawing.

West Indies have flourished in Twenty20 only recently – apart from their "mediocre" side drawing with England in a Caribbean Test series a year ago – but that, along with their victory in the Under-19s World Cup, is sufficient to offer hope of a more wide-ranging revival.

The mediocre script draws in cavalier fashion on both Wonderland and Looking Glass, and uses a different framing story from the familiar one of Charles Dodgson and the Reverend Duckworth taking three young girls rowing.

NBC earned its largest audience at 10 with "Law & Order" (7.6 million), but at 9 "Life" continued to draw mediocre ratings (5.3 million).

Bringing role-playing game customisation and character progression into the online arena was a design masterstroke, ensuring even mediocre players were drawn into weeks of Team Deathmatch action.

At the time, the Weimar competition tended to draw mediocre and now long-forgotten artists presenting derivative mixtures of neo-classical and pseudo-Greek styles.

He readily describes his drawing ability as mediocre.

We regularly draw attention to the paradox of the mediocre musician who becomes a genius producer, drawing parallels with insignificant football players that turn out to be great coaches.

The firm, run by a longtime Japanese banker, Hajime Sagawa, generated mediocre revenue and never drew the ire of regulators.

Cook was critical of Graves for calling West Indies a "mediocre" side before the drawn Test series in the Caribbean.

A promising but mediocre Falcons team does not draw like that.