Sentence examples for so unremarkable that 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.

"It was so unremarkable that, if I hadn't seen leprosy patients, I wouldn't have known what it was," he said.

His speech, at Mr. Thurmond's 100th birthday, seemed so unremarkable that articles did not even include the quotation.

The deaths are so common and so unremarkable that they are considered (when they are thought of at all) as yet another fact of life.

To neighbors of many years, he was so unremarkable that his name barely registered, though they did recall that he seldom shoveled the snow from his sidewalk.

From the outside, the center is so unremarkable that it could be a college classroom building in a witness-protection program.

IT is so unremarkable today that children might find it hard to understand why the first time it happened -- 12 years ago, on March 12 , 1990-- the event was so notable that it was worthy of an article, with two photos, in People magazine.

We know, of course, that real Russian spies are busy playing hockey with their sons and building bridges with their teenage daughters; so unremarkable looking that the friendly FBI agent next door appears to be fooled.

Oddly, one of the arguments put forth by KPCB's attorney was that my idea was, in fact, so unremarkable (read "bad") that it didn't matter whether it was protected or not, because it was so obvious in the first place.

So unremarkable was Ms. Temple's message that none of the trial lawyers seem to have paid much attention to it.

To get the job, Woodson had to discard his longtime agent, reportedly at Dolan's insistence, and so unremarkable was the occasion to Dolan that the Knicks released news of the hire on the eve of the holiday weekend.