Sentence examples for mediocre pictures from inspiring English sources

PAGE A23 Plan to Keep Starrett City Low-Cost A23 Business THE QUEST FOR A SMALLER CAMERA THAT TAKES BETTER PICTURES There are two types of cameras: pocket ones that take mediocre pictures and S.L.R.'s that take stunning photos but require a wheelbarrow to carry.

Mediocre pictures of people who are famous for being famous.

I've seen many pictures with Michael Caine over the years -- great pictures, mediocre pictures.

Never mind whether a modern public, arriving with few expectations, will be inclined to wade through mediocre pictures to explore a neglected, better-than-middling byway of 19th-century French art history.

I enjoy browsing through my mediocre pictures of my mundane days just as much as special occasions.

"One of the endearing qualities about Claudette Colbert," critic Alton Cook wrote in 1947, "is her consistently excellent playing in mediocre pictures.

Mr. Galifianakis does this routinely, even in a mediocre picture like "Due Date".

Her ally in the film is an F.B.I. agent, John Travis Jimmy Smitss), a former seminary student who is also an expert in santeria (to whose forces Mr. Smits succumbed in "The Believers," another mediocre picture about Satan in New York).

So we find here both a painting of Elector Johann Georg I in his parade armor, which is a mediocre picture, but also the armor itself, absurdly ornate, with its red plumed helmet and gilded breastplate of a Gorgon's head and griffins.

The truly mediocre picture has earned just $19 million in ten days meaning it will barely gross its $25 million budget domestically.

Unlike FDI in China, which has been directed at building factories for export, investment into India is aimed at the domestic market only 12% of the firms' sales were foreign.That mediocre big picture belies some stunning successes, however.