Sentence examples for seemingly mediocre from inspiring English sources
There had been skepticism in the organization about Hernandez at first, about the high leg kick and seemingly mediocre stuff.
With its limited carrying capacity, seemingly mediocre fuel economy, erratic handling and fitful acceleration, one question that potential buyers in this part of the world should be asking is, what's the point?
The next time the deacon of December says that his seemingly mediocre 6-6 team is capable of running the table and making the playoffs, we will fold our hands and say, "Amen".
Also shuttering in early January is "Swing!," the dance and music revue that followed "The Civil War" into the St. James and seemingly inherited its mediocre reviews.
"The trouble with education reforms is that even the seemingly promising ones can become mediocre, if not counterproductive, once put into practice," he said.
The screen is pushing pixels at a pretty mediocre resolution of 320×480, and the processor is seemingly clocked at the same speed.
Yet in relating seemingly autobiographical, spryly digressive sagas about work, marriage, travel and even the joys of mediocre movies, Kirby makes the narrative poem -- a form often proclaimed to be outdated -- amusing, lively and relevant enough for contemporary tastes.
Jürgen Klinsmann's team had been nothing more than mediocre, in other words: not nearly bad enough to not beat a Bochum side seemingly happy to adhere to the script.
Americans who have rushed to embrace mediocre California Merlots in the hopes of finding a soft, juicy wine with aromatic fruit would seemingly mob a store for Grenache, but the American wines aren't there to introduce them to it.
