Sentence examples for mediocre means from inspiring English sources

Sariñana clarified that her title choice, "Mediocre", means to denounce mediocrity and conformity.

The observatory's "mediocre means" would have missed it were it not for a $7,695 grant to buy a better camera for the telescope in 2010, says Jaime Nomen, an astronomer there.The fly-by in 2013 will be a boon for several reasons, says Andrea Milani Comparetti, head of NeoDyS, a team at Italy's University of Pisa that calculates asteroid trajectories.

The album artwork for Mediocre meant to emulate the theme of mediocrity.

Whether we're talking about Digg, Reddit, blog comments, or Usenet itself, the fundamental problem with online conversation is this: the larger the community, the more its conversation regresses to the mediocre mean.

A lively trailer augurs a lively movie, and a mediocre trailer means "Don't bother putting on your mittens".

Rounding off the top five most overpaid actors of 2015 is Will Smith, who's giant paycheque for the mediocre Focus meant he only returned $8.60 for every $1.  On the other end of the spectrum, Chris Evans was the best value actor, returning $181.80 for every $1, followed by Mila Kunis, Scarlett Johansson and Gwyneth Paltrow.

That means mediocre math.

Mediocre economic performance means that income per head in the region has declined by 0.3% per year since 1998.

On the plus side, 2-4 in the mediocre NFC South means a playoff berth is not out of the question yet.

The colourful and vibrant show put on by Coldplay was by no means mediocre.

'Trocken' has come to mean mediocre wines, in which the sweetness has been taken out, exposing its mediocrity".