Sentence examples for only a mediocre from inspiring English sources

Certainly, apart from his wealth, Bloomberg could be considered only a mediocre candidate.

PORTLAND, Me. -- There were no strobe lights, no outlandish costumes and only a mediocre sound system.

Going into his final shot, Emmons was in first place and needed only a mediocre score for gold.

More pointedly, and unfortunately for Romney, business executives have only a mediocre record when transferring their skills to government.

To tag her character with a style problem is like complaining that LeBron James bakes only a mediocre layer cake.

It transcends borders, and cuisines, and speaks to a larger crisis of which pseudo-carbonara is only a mediocre instance.

At Nebraska, Callahan not only posted a mediocre 27-22 recoverover four years, but he also managed to alienate Big Red fans by refusing to acknowledge Cornhusker traditions.

The prestigious university usually asks for at least A*AA for undergraduate admissions, but The Tab criticised the Prince for only obtaining a "mediocre" ABC in his A-levels.

On his first visit, in 2005, your (vegetarian) correspondent could find a decent feed only at a mediocre Indian curry house.

In the same article, Mr Heilpern wrote: "The Tab must point out that normally students need A*AA at A-level to gain entry to Cambridge University, whilst the Prince only achieved a mediocre ABC.

Although the speakers made an attempt to tackle the points made during the cross-examination, they did so only to a mediocre level.