Sentence examples for somewhat mediocre from inspiring English sources
"Mother Teresa said that she was a somewhat mediocre Catholic," Mr. Zmirak said.
That is somewhat mediocre when compared with other, albeit unlikely, alternatives.
To the late Isaac Deutscher, the author of biographies of Trotsky and Stalin who, like Carr, broadly accepts Trotsky's version of Stalin as a somewhat mediocre personage Stalin represents a lamentably deviant element in the evolution of Marxism.
He said the UK was doing "outstandingly poorly" on preventing ill health by tackling issues such as obesity thanks to lower than average levels of public investment in healthcare which was mirrored by a "somewhat mediocre performance across the board - from relatively low staffing levels, to high rates of avoidable admissions for asthma and lung disease".
But reviews of that product were somewhat mediocre.
Although it had superior firepower relative to galleys, its sailing qualities were somewhat mediocre and while highly manoeuvrable under oars, it was still difficult to propel while rowed.
Up to September, one could argue that the balance of his two first years in office had been somewhat positive, despite mediocre short-term economic management and an inability to bring down crime.
"Somewhat improved" and "Now merely mediocre!" won't look so great splashed on the marquee above 42nd Street.
