Sentence examples for somewhat unremarkable from inspiring English sources

And the story behind the work's somewhat unremarkable name?

At first glance, it seemed to be a somewhat unremarkable set of buildings.

Salina Kosgei 32, Kenya, fastest marathon: 2 23:22 (Berlin, 2006) Kosgei's late inclusion strengthened a somewhat unremarkable women's field.

Almost everybody in Kashmir is beautiful, and Dr. Faesal's clean, studious, good-boy charms are somewhat unremarkable in this room.

Last year, Lapham's Quarterly put out a beautiful chart about famous authors, their somewhat unremarkable day jobs, and the inspiration (and low salaries) they drew from them.

In the annals of notorious New York City drug cases, these suspects seem somewhat unremarkable, but for one thing: their Ivy League clients.

It was fairly unremarkable.

"I realized," Mr. Schlobohm says, "that in what was somewhat of an unremarkable financial career, this was that fork in the road where I could do something good".

Keith Martin, editor and publisher of Sports Car Market magazine in Portland, Ore., who writes about sports and collector cars for The Times: PICK -- The Mazda6 was unremarkable, even somewhat underpowered, on the freeway.

But when the rate of development among children varies so widely and burgeoning personalities are still in flux, how can we know at what point a child crosses the line from altogether unremarkable to somewhat different to clinically disordered?

In last season's first-round matchup against the Lakers, Paul led a wholly unremarkable group of teammates somewhat similar to what Williams works with now.