Sentence examples for mediocre lessons from inspiring English sources

My hypothesis would be that staff were stretched so thin that they ended up delivering more mediocre lessons rather than fewer really good ones.

You have to say this for Mr. Cain: He needs no lessons in mediocre pizza.

Standardized teaching can be done by mediocre teachers using scripted lessons.

And there are the lessons learnt since banking started to go global in the 1970s: the mediocre performance of American commercial banks overseas, the Japanese fiasco, multiple horror stories of commercial banks buying investment banks, and, as the boom peaked, a ruinous hostile acquisition in the form of the RBS-led takeover of ABN AMRO.

Livingston had a dedicated music room, with two grand pianos, and a dark waiting room, where you endured the last moments of preceding lessons — other seven-year-olds playing their Clementi and Kabalevsky, music so transcendentally mediocre that it is thought a child cannot ruin it.

The mediocre review stemmed from Fannin erasing the day's "learning goal" from his board while teaching a chemistry lesson.

Ms. Martinez's mediocre academic performance -- a 2.75 G.P.A., dragged down by the semester of goofing off -- taught her a lesson: "I had to be my own drill sergeant, because nobody else was going to discipline me.

Utterly mediocre".

Teachers mediocre?

Mediocre left hand.

"Was it something mediocre?