Sentence examples for quite unremarkable from inspiring English sources

To be sure, Jean's platform as such is quite unremarkable.

It was all quite unremarkable, apart from the singular tie that bound them.

The very passage which a moment before seemed so significant can suddenly appear quite unremarkable.

There's the disappointing sense that for every promised "unusual story" we get a lot of stuff we already know or will just find quite unremarkable.

Akerley's look and entire manner is quite unremarkable, even conservative: hair combed in a modified Tin Tin do, sporty, plain cotton shirt, jeans and sneakers.

Of course you is such an insignificant, pale blue dot of a word, quite unremarkable amid all the people and places, the lovers and friends of this song.

So while these buildings may appear quite mundane and unremarkable in present day, uniquely situated with close adjacency to dense residential fabric, they are indeed industrial relics from a time in history that marked an important shift for China's economic development.

The report included a description of one find in particular that pulls off that trick – so common in palaeontology and archaeology – of carrying huge import while looking quite fantastically unremarkable.

"People think stalking's a celebrity issue so they don't take it seriously because each action can look quite innocuous and unremarkable in isolation," says Richards.

"People became quite obsessed with hitherto unremarkable things".

A setup this unremarkable puts quite a weight on style and character.