Sentence examples for mostly unremarkable from inspiring English sources
Proper comedies were frequent, though mostly unremarkable.
Sunday's Polls The polls released on Sunday were mostly unremarkable.
The men of my past, search-engine-wise, are mostly unremarkable.
Somewhere along the way, Copelow acquired a mostly unremarkable painting of a country road and a barn.
To drivers passing by on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, the structure rising above the parking lot is mostly unremarkable.
It has a strange integrity: the purity of an actual, unremarkable guy telling his actual, (mostly) unremarkable story.
So far, Mr. Chopra has had a largely unremarkable career, mostly working in films produced by his father, the legendary Yash Chopra.
Everybody idolizes the elusive Dutchman who made silence-drenched small paintings, mostly of unremarkable domestic scenes, in the tidy city of Delft almost three and a half centuries ago.
The mostly tradition-conscious desserts — unremarkable cannoli, an irreproachable affogato — are done by Carolyn Renny.
Among the stately grounds of the N.I.H., the N.I.A.I.D. building is mostly remarkable for how unremarkable it is: the exterior is smudged with mildew and laced with steel electrical conduit, and the corridors are dim and yellowing with age.
Set decorations are mostly designed to be unremarkable, to kind of recede into the periphery, but posters are essentially advertisements, the total opposite.
