Sentence examples for more mediocre in from inspiring English sources

90 days later, this once nearly-top-shelf handset has devolved into something a little more mediocre in comparison to the freakishly powerful monster-phones that lead the way today.

Despite their success with turnovers, the Mustangs were far more mediocre in scoring defense, in which they allowed 25.7 points per game (tied for 54th nationally), and total defense, in which they gave up 396.1 yards per game (62nd nationally).

This resulted, however, not only in more mediocre sculpture than before but also in more badly carved and cast ornament in architecture, furniture, and metalwork.

The more we look and the more we test, the more mediocre our niche in the Universe seems to be.

Place your strongest points at the beginning and end of your essay, with more mediocre points placed in the middle or near the end of your essay.

African-American scientists, he suggested, tend to be graduates of more mediocre schools because being in classes more in line with their academic abilities ultimately allowed them to flourish.

If voters saw something extraordinary in Ms. Warren, then Mr. Brown might be expected to prevail against a more mediocre opponent, as he did in 2010 against the Democratic attorney general, Martha Coakley.

Davis explained her viewpoint to a journalist, saying "I knew that, if I continued to appear in any more mediocre pictures, I would have no career left worth fighting for".

Those 10 men have condemned us to live in a world more mediocre than the one they attacked, rather than be the catalyst for a dazzling new one.

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

In the overall ranking, Madrid has made it to the global top 3, at third place, while Barcelona comes in on a rather more mediocre 11th place.