Sentence examples for rather mediocre from inspiring English sources

Visiting the Nationalgalerie in Berlin, he concluded: "The painting is rather mediocre".

Some found his endorsement of what seemed a rather mediocre conservative squeal a diminishment.

"PCs were bailing out what was, quite frankly, a rather mediocre performance".

(Some of her later -- rather mediocre -- poems are included in this memoir).

That's because the stone, the object of so many New Yorkers' obsessions, is considered to be rather mediocre.

You don't have to compare these affairs to the corrupt doings of Chinese officials or Afghan presidents to find them rather mediocre.

Can the NHS be excellent rather than mediocre?

It is not just that once you have decided to fiddle the accounts you might as well make them look great rather than mediocre.

They may even tacitly admit the new plans have some virtue since the Blast, now described as "popular" by the ECB rather than "mediocre", will be not so readily overshadowed by the new competition, despite all the marketing.

The first was that Eichmann, a senior SS officer, was not the malicious organizer of the Nazi death camps, as Israeli prosecutors charged, but rather a mediocre bureaucrat, "a leaf in the whirlwind of time," as Arendt put it; "not a monster" but "a clown".

Still, the wine was very good, and the company: so much rather a mediocre meal with good people and good wine than the other way around!