Sentence examples for perfectly mediocre from inspiring English sources
You can treat yourself to a perfectly mediocre manicure.
The most perfectly mediocre performer in a show built on mediocre performers, Quickenden's worst crime was appearing on X Factor and I'm A Celebrity within weeks of each other.
One of the good things about bad movies is that when someone sneers about the unworthiness of a perfectly mediocre film like, say, "Crash," you can turn to a seriously unworthy film like, say, "The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause" and laugh.
I take the point, but I would nonetheless risk the suggestion, based on perfectly mediocre Dylanological credentials, that the cellulose might serve as a metaphor for "Masked & Anonymous," the movie in which all of this strange talk, and a good deal else, takes place.
A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times that the film was "perfectly mediocre", predictable, and banal in its combination of humour and melodrama.
There are many wonderful nannies who earn perfectly average salaries, and many mediocre and even terrible nannies in high-paying, Park Avenue jobs.
Judging by the first of our accompanying league tables, listing the top 10 films of all time based on box office returns, it is perfectly possible for a mediocre movie to return historic piles of cash.
During the lulls between innovations, successful economies necessarily depend rather more than anyone would like to think on making perfectly good stuff artificially redundant, and fairly mediocre stuff suddenly relevant again.
For example, we both feel perfectly satisfied having spent our upbringings attending mediocre public schools, running around the neighborhood on weekends and watching TV on school nights.
When a president's policies diverge so clearly from our country's principles, it is perfectly acceptable to distinguish between the great nation and its mediocre leader.
