Sentence examples for mediocre impression from inspiring English sources
In a post-apocalyptic world, being able to do a mediocre impression of Mary J Blige won't get you anywhere.
The idea for Archie came to Osborne watching a comic ramping up a mediocre impression of Charles Laughton as the hunchback of Notre-Dame one afternoon at the crumbling Chelsea Palace of Varieties in London.
He didn't do the dance he just sort of flailed his hands around and did a pretty mediocre impression of someone riding a horse but that didn't seem to bother anyone.
-- bombed, miscalculating his audience by doing mediocre impressions of, among others, Ronald Reagan, Buddy Hackett and Neil Diamond.
Because I do a mediocre-to-poor impression of Ryan Gosling, I thought now's as good a time as any to break it out.
Some YouTube users seem to be doing their best Immortan Joe impressions, calling it "mediocre".
The worrying finding of our study that 46.3% of T have the impression that their understanding of information given by the physician was "mediocre" or worse (G: 13.5%, see Table 3) could be an explanation to an unsuccessful treatment.
While many guests choose the classic fall-back of a mediocre bottle of wine, a DIY hostess gift will not only make a more lasting positive impression, but can it be tailored to your host's specific taste.
Math instruction at the elementary school level, when students form their first impressions about the nature of math and their own abilities with numbers, has historically been mediocre.
Slutskaya, in her first competition of the season, had a mediocre performance yesterday and dropped to third after receiving scores as low as 5.1 for technical merit and 5.4 for artistic impression.
