Sentence examples similar to serviceable subjects from inspiring English sources
These days, England doesn't much care for its poets, tending to prefer them safely dead and serviceable as colorful subjects for the heritage industry.
Service was serviceable, if inconsistent.
But it's a serviceable euphemism: "the study of tumours".
It was serviceable in all areas of study.
Watson's eight-hundred-and-fifty-page love letter to the all-stars of the Teutonic intellect is more an encyclopedia than a historical analysis, but his élan generates its own momentum, and his judicious attention to his subjects' sex lives brightens what might otherwise be a serviceable slog.
The verveless direction by Arlene Sanford is never more than serviceable (that is to say, the camera is in thrall to its photogenic young subject).
She chose a subject in her father's home state, Arkansas, and the profile she did was high-minded, serviceable and not at all bad: a warmly drawn portrait of an appealing older woman who courageously helps needy, neglected children.
He called it serviceable.
Short, serviceable wine list.
