Sentence examples for remarkably mediocre from inspiring English sources
But this is not so much because A.I. is incredibly superior to us; but rather because it is remarkably mediocre.
-- They get a new starting pitcher, Kevin Correia, who appears remarkably mediocre, and he goes out and holds the Braves to one run in six innings Monday to earn the victory.
When the team slogged through the spring, the fans booed Randolph more than the players, most of whom seemed remarkably blasé about their mediocre state while playing badly.
It took six years and cost around £60m – yet the recent attempt to sort world-class from mediocre research in UK universities appeared remarkably undiscriminating.
The remaining schools would soon be left with mediocre players unless they started paying athletes as well.The NCAA has proven remarkably resilient in the face of public pressure, and can be counted on to use every tool at its disposal to maintain the status quo.
Yes, she travels to Finland to observe the "Nordic robots" who achieve such remarkably high scores on international tests — and to South Korea and Poland, two other nations where students handily surpass Americans' mediocre performance.
What we said: "Although its premise sounded almost aggressively dreary at first – normal people in their own homes watching the same old mediocre programmes as you, and sometimes passing comment on them – it captured the public imagination remarkably quickly.
"Was it something mediocre?
