Sentence examples for relatively mediocre from inspiring English sources

Through the 1990's, Bordeaux prices increased steadily, despite some relatively mediocre vintages.

Unfortunately, that means most likely you're going to have a relatively mediocre life".

Relatively Mediocre Fishing with Robson Green would be a great deal closer to the truth.

Teammates refer to him as the Mule and he forged ahead against the Marlins despite having relatively mediocre stuff.

They were way ahead of us on technology and marketing, areas where, to be honest, we were relatively mediocre".

Likewise, very late picks are cheaper: but their pay is not low enough to compensate for their relatively mediocre performances.

Disadvantages are its relatively low strength, mediocre water resistance, and the fact that it cannot be transformed into gelatinous products.

Godard's harsh and direct, yet complex and intimate approach to the subject contrasts with Bigelow's relatively careless, aesthetically mediocre, and entertainingly grandiose and unsophisticated way with it, and the crucial differences that result are ultimately not just aesthetic but moral.

From the 10th century this sculpture was used mainly as a part of architectural decoration, with vast numbers of relatively small figures of mediocre quality being produced for this purpose.

But frankly — although I don't mean to give stock market advice — the market has had a relatively optimistic reaction to decidedly mediocre data from the American economic ticker in recent weeks.

That's why the standards for realistic stories of private lives are relatively low: even with a mediocre level of artistic invention, what comes through in dramas and comedies that implicate subjects near at hand is the authenticity of knowledge, the solidity of observation, the chime of perception.