Sentence examples for mediocre mind from inspiring English sources

Some claim (wrongly) that he had a mediocre mind.

The Mail agrees that we need a sense of humour about his remarks – and if that organ struck a different pose over the Andrew Sachs prank call, what is consistency but the empty boast of the mediocre mind?

Is he locked up inside his own mediocre mind and does he run around tugging at doors and windows, trying to get someone to let him out?" I couldn't possibly comment.

Kuhn was a lightweight, in this telling, and his influence is a sign of our ostensibly dreadful times, when even the learned can't tell a mediocre mind from an intellectual giant.

GREAT minds think alike, goes the adage, but actually mediocre minds and bargain-basement minds generally think alike too.

He said: "Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds" – because they won't thoughtlessly conform to the latter.

One of his keenest supporters, former topless model and former equal opportunities minister Mara Carfagna, lauded him with a phrase attributed to Albert Einstein: "Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds".

Lurie has been tweeting blurbs of support for the work from Albert Einstein ("Great spirits, like Marvin Pontiac, have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds"), Aristotle ("Knowing Marvin Pontiac is the beginning of all wisdom"), and Charles Dickens ("It isn't the best of times, but this is an amazing record").

Or a mediocre date ends in mind-blowing sex and suddenly the next date is awesome.

Make sure that your teacher really is mediocre before making up your mind.

To my mind this VP was mediocre, so my thought was "Don't let the door hit you on the way out".