Sentence examples for mediocre shape from inspiring English sources
Murray, once in mediocre shape and prone to frequent fits of anger, has transformed himself into a hyperfit, much more focused force with the help of an extensive support group.
Lish helped Carver shape the mediocre "Beginners" into the masterpiece "What We Talk About When We Talk About Love".
The interobserver agreement was mediocre or poor for surface and shape of the condyle.
Much as happened with Simon Rattle in Birmingham, England, Mr. Vanska, a volatile fledgling conductor, and the Lahti Symphony, a mediocre regional ensemble, whipped each other into fighting shape.
Some Tesco stores, in and around London especially, are in the finest shape we've seen, while others around the UK are mediocre at best.
The rest of the singing is mediocre, and it's Yannick Nézet-Séguin's conducting that gives the performance a dramatic shape: measured to begin with, it gradually builds in intensity until the climax is authentically shattering.
They are seen at their best in The School for Scandal, in which he shaped a plot and dialogue of unusual brilliance from two mediocre draft plays of his own.
"Was it something mediocre?
