Sentence examples for so nondescript from inspiring English sources

It's so nondescript as to be almost not there at all.

Other than that, everyone here is so nondescript that they don't really inspire much emotion either way.

From a car on a highway, though, suburban New Jersey looks so nondescript and ordinary as to be invisible.

Jaguars A young team so nondescript that the real question is whether the team will remain in Jacksonville.

Its exterior is so nondescript that, after I'd walked a hundred yards past it, a policeman I asked for directions pointed me the wrong way.

The network was so nondescript, said Charlie Collier, AMC's president, that it was often confused with the movie theater chain or the bowling supplies seller.

There aren't many bad books (only one novel ended up in the bin after two pages), but there are a lot of so-so, nondescript novels that leave no trace.

So its nondescript home in the Newfield Shopping Plaza in Stamford is a bit surprising.

The other best friends Denneh (Sarah Wright Olsen, not related to Mary-Kate, Ashley or Elizabeth) and Gil John Gemberlingg) are so sadly nondescript they might as well be cardboard cutouts of perennial rom-com best friends Judy Greer and Jon Favreau.

With his blank face of gray felt, the dummy resembles the detective more than anyone else, and when the killer finally makes an appearance, he turns out to be so blandly nondescript that the dummy seems like a fully developed character by comparison.

But, somehow, so did nondescript bus stops, lawn ornaments, snowmen (made of actual snow) and cups of coffee.