She looks like a tiny celeb with mediocre fashion sense as she leaves the hospital in her white fuzzy jacket.
On "Letterman" I acknowledged some regrets Green Bay wouldn't let me go, so I got traded to the Jets That was '08, mediocre In every sense of the word Twenty-two TDs and picks both.
"As a historian, I need to have a long-term vision, and the problem with France is that it's a country that loves history but has a very weak historical memory — and its élites, in particular, are mediocre, in the sense that they have no capacity for projection, for seeing what's happened or what's coming.
So, why does a "mediocre" teacher's "mediocre" effort make sense?
Vanity Fair Brett Berk found "Journey to Regionals" a fulfilling, albeit "pretty mediocre" episode, describing it as having "a sense of narrative cohesion that went beyond the writers' usual throwing-flatware-down-the-garburator modality".
The mediocre entrepreneur doesn't "Blink" in the Malcolm Gladwell sense.
First, the Cleveland Orchestra, for decades the first among equals, has been taken down a notch because of the slightly weakened sense of ensemble that Franz Welser-Möst Welser-Möstiocre conducting has caused.
But whatever happened to the old possibility of a young coach filled not with a world-weary sense of the cost of everything, including mediocre midfielders from Bulgaria, but the conviction that he could change the face of football?
In other sporting events, like the World Series, there is not infrequently the sense that the winner is merely the best of a mediocre field in a mediocre season.
Poor Mr Juppé: he was so bright that the French used to call him (with no sense of irony for those who remember that mediocre computer) "Amstrad"; Mr Chirac cheerfully dubbed him "the best among us".
