Sentence examples for my unremarkable from inspiring English sources

A strapping male infant, fair-skinned, though probably still red from my unremarkable recent journey.

Not because of my unremarkable performance, but because I've finally tried this thing called fell running.

Clearly, this individual was too dense to decipher the many semaphoric signals flying from my (unremarkable, dishwater blond) head.

But to the soft-spoken Ms. Lecroc, a graduate of the Beaux-Arts academy in Paris, even my unremarkable inventory was fascinating.

Watching this transformation unfold on my TV screen, entrenched as I was in my unremarkable English life, I found myself drawn to this man.

I pass by fascinated faces looking intently into my own unremarkable punim, as I update Walt Whitman's poem — "Are You the New Dork Drawn Toward Me?" My friend Doug and I hit Bushwick and Williamsburg.

War has its costs, and military service has its costs, as I know from my own unremarkable Navy stint.

I cried as I read "Remembrances of My Father," by Charles M. Blow (column, June 18), not because life with my father was similar, but because my father's unremarkable life yielded a fatherhood so profoundly different.

I broke my leg last year, and it took me and my physical therapist a week to realize it, because my broken leg was unremarkable compared to my chronic neuropathic pain.

I find it largely unremarkable; my friends have long since lost interest.

My decline from unremarkable working dad of three to stranded depressive sitting on the floor doing simple jigsaws certainly felt unique.