Sentence examples for so unremarkable from inspiring English sources
But there is a much more serious side to the issue of pilfered pencils, according to Manhattan prosecutors: a robust network of people who traffic in office supplies, making thousands of dollars stealing items so unremarkable that their disappearance goes, well, unremarked upon.
But Wexford wouldn't waste its time on anything so unremarkable.
If so, why are their results so unremarkable?
She seems so unremarkable, this woman with her white hats, tidily arranged scarves and vanity.
Other odd jobs followed, alongside marriage and the birth of his daughter; so far, so unremarkable.
That fact, which falls in the category of so-unremarkable-it's-remarkable, surely counts for something.
So wonderfully unremarkable, so exquisitely forgettable and so utterly impervious to comedic description.
Everything, from the cypresses and expanses of grass to the actual buildings and "charming" dirt paths, seemed so terribly unremarkable, disappointing and drab.
THE most remarkable thing about the new Nissan Leaf the world's first fully electric family car to go into mass production is that it is so utterly unremarkable.
Others construe it more as an uncharacteristic moment of madness from a politician who otherwise has constructed an entire career on caution and consensus; a public figure so superficially unremarkable, so singularly lacking in passion or charisma that in nearly 25 years in politics she has (as her biographer puts it) "not made a single speech that stayed in the memory".
