Joel often appears nondescript, and Mr. Carrey puts in enough understated effort that the lack of delineation almost doesn't register -- a stylized way of compensating for a deficit.
For the same client's guest bathroom (lower right), which Ms. Braverman renovated for $5,500, she designed a backsplash -- often a nondescript border of tile -- as an architectural element.
Willimon and his team give Kelly, a very talented performer who's often had nondescript supporting roles in film and television, plenty of red meat drama to play.
Almost all the projects that we have realized and are working on are related to such technical spaces, and time and again we feel the need to breathe new life into these often vacant, nondescript and frequently purely functional places.
Yeah! Yeah!" is much too nondescript.
The films are not star-driven and often showcase mediocre or nondescript actors.
Unfortunately, too often inexpensive white wines are uninspiring, either flabby and nondescript or overly acidic and acrid.
Walking around neighborhoods, he was often drawn to the borough's omnipresent and seemingly nondescript single-family houses.
Few people have actually witnessed the proceedings that intermittently take place — some twenty court dates over two years — in a nondescript courthouse near the Vatican, and which often have little to do with True.
And just as prisons in the U.S. are now designed to look not just secure and largely windowless but so nondescript that they practically disappear, architecture firms often coat their prison-design work in several layers of euphemism.
But most of the structures are nondescript tenements from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, often built without private toilets.
