Sentence examples for mediocre sentences from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, today's review boards still face lackluster proposals from researchers who continue to make the same mistakes that doomed their seafaring predecessors: The science is mediocre, sentences ramble, there are no headings, figures are unclear, sections are disorganized, and the writing is uninspired.

The man she saw behind a glass booth, however, seemed so eerily ordinary and even mediocre (his sentences were littered with bureaucratic mumbo-jumbo) that she coined the phrase "the banality of evil" to describe him.

Not only had the example sentence been "proven to contain an error of grammar," but the sentence's celebration of Ms. Morrison, a "mediocre contemporary author," betrayed the "faddish, racialist, wishful thinking that our educational institutions should be guarding against".

Adverbs are the classic crutch of mediocre writing, and they often serve only to clutter up a sentence.

The most sensible takeaways, I think, are as follows: 1) Mr. Romney's mediocre favorability ratings at this early stage of the race are no death sentence.

Utterly mediocre".

Teachers mediocre?

Mediocre left hand.

"Was it something mediocre?

That means mediocre math.

Regulators are mediocre.