Sentence examples for more mediocre from inspiring English sources

And that's why films are much more mediocre, because time no longer exists".

"Fujimori was quite different to Trujillo - a more mediocre tyrant," he says.

"If these two women had been more mediocre, maybe they would have had an easier time," Ms. Cho said.

Who needs to read one more mediocre book?" Roth said that he saw nothing strange in retiring from literature.

Cyclists are paid by the day, lowest rate being $50. for the more mediocre, $200 to $300.

Of the movie roles he did play, he told The New York Times in 1972, "Nobody made more mediocre films than I did".

They're getting more consistently mediocre.

Their efforts, unfortunately, are not enough to make "The Break-Up" memorable, or anything more than mediocre.

His own dramatic efforts (e.g., Sterbender Cato [1732; "The Dying Cato"]), however, are considered to be little more than mediocre tragedies in the classical style.

They are the titular tumblers in Tom Stoppard's "Jumpers," an esoteric circus of a play that features more purposely mediocre acrobats than any other show on Broadway.

I could have stuck it out, and practised eight hours a day, but I withdrew as I could not settle for being no more than mediocre".