Sentence examples for not especially remarkable from inspiring English sources

They also found him to be not especially remarkable.

The property is not especially remarkable, either in quality or in price increase.

But it is not especially remarkable, in either a positive or negative way, much like the team that plays there.

It's not especially remarkable that the inflation hawks got it wrong: to err is human (and, as a T-shirt I saw on St. Croix said, to arrr is pirate).

And while the movement — a fairly conventional blend of modern dance with some ballet influences — is not especially remarkable, Mr. Koike has a truly choreographic skill at composing a stage picture, using techniques of fugue and canon to layer sequences of movement and provide an overarching logic to scenes of near, but not quite, chaos.

But it's also, at least in this "unfinished" form, not especially remarkable, enjoyable or wholly compelling".

Pickett isn't especially remarkable except for his honesty and for a quality that Harold Bloom attributes to Shakespeare -- the ability to think everything through for himself.

The first round wasn't especially remarkable; there were all the same names that you see in most mock draft results, though with some different ordering here and there.

This isn't especially remarkable until you've seen a few clips from this specific interview, and realise the outfit is part of a new approach to the police.

That figure is high, but it isn't especially remarkable.

The earth is not the centre of the solar system, the sun is not an especially remarkable star and the galaxy that both inhabit is one of many.