Sentence examples for mediocre reading from inspiring English sources
"Mediocre," reads one teacher's notation in red pen.
For make no mistake, there is nothing more dreary than reading mediocre fiction.
"Was it really me who once cherished this book?" "The Percy Jackson Problem" (October 22 , 2014: Rebecca Mead asks whether reading mediocre books is good for kids.
(If "Zone" qualifies, what about Samuel Beckett's 147-page "How It Is" (1961), with its paragraphic chunks but complete absence of periods?) A bigger disqualification for Énard's book, about a train journey, is that three of the chapters are passages from a book the narrator is reading — a mediocre short story ripe with periods.
Even Austen, apparently, happily found enjoyment in reading something mediocre in order to mock it and pick it apart.
But customers shunned Windows tablets for their high price and mediocre user experience (read: heavy weight, slow handwriting recognition and short battery life).
So before you screen out that physician with a mediocre star rating, read the individual reviews and see why patients are displeased.
If you enjoy reading good literature, or even mediocre literature, I would suggest that you brace yourself for the writing.
So in a way this settlement is payback for many hours spent reading highly touted but pretty mediocre best sellers.
