Sentence examples for quite nondescript from inspiring English sources
For all of its importance, E. coli is quite nondescript.
In most cases in the PVN and SON ir-GPCR staining is quite nondescript and apparently found mainly intracellularly, which has important functional implications for some GPCRs that are thought to be active inside the cell (e.g., the putative estrogen receptor GPER [266]).
There were so many Goyas inhabiting that rather nondescript body.
It seems an elegant touch for a rather nondescript building.
Of course, his secret wasn't quite as nondescript as that of Gemma Arterton's.
Francis Vancleave Vanan, to his colleagues — isn't quite as nondescript as he lets on, but he's not far off.
Many pieces in this vein are relatively nondescript, but some are quite lovely.
Cooper commented that while the song's lyrics seemed to be a "nondescript love song" that does not "quite warrant the abrupt change of pace", he praised Williams' vocals.
But to idly wander the byways of some nondescript coastal eternity for ever doesn't quite do it for me.
On a nondescript street corner in Hollis, Queens, a small — and quite affordable — burger joint opened recently.
