Sentence examples for mediocre piece of from inspiring English sources

A better test of what AOL can really bring to the party is whether it can lift a mediocre piece of content.

(One suspects that had Hamilton been more encouraging, New York would have kept a mediocre piece of neoclassical statuary, and Ceracchi his head).

You may write a mediocre column or make a mediocre speech or propose a mediocre piece of legislation, but others argue with you, correct you and introduce elements you never thought of.

The hallmarks of that kind of performer include a willingness to embrace even a half-baked part in a mediocre piece of work and a steadfast refusal to wink, mug or showboat even if circumstances cry out for it.

GREEN -- O.K., then how would you describe the appeal of the gayness of that show -- an appeal that's strong enough to keep a mediocre piece of work running at least as long as Jackman is in it?

"I just thought there was too much danger that if I wrote as Joe King, a publisher would latch onto a mediocre piece of work and say 'oh let's publish this, we can make a quick buck on the last name', and I felt like that would be a recipe for a really short career," he says.

I would trade them all for the return of even one mediocre piece from the fire.

A forger is most likely to succeed with a mediocre piece in the middle price range because such a piece probably will never be subjected to definitive examination.

There are plenty of mediocre pieces, but very few that contain nothing worthwhile.

"In fine art, even mediocre pieces by well-known artists bring a million dollars".

Too many times have I seen a very talented musician make a piece-of-junk guitar sound incredible while a mediocre guitarist (like myself) will make a beautiful, expensive guitar sound mediocre.