Sentence examples for sounds unremarkable from inspiring English sources

This all sounds unremarkable enough.

It's cloying, and she sounds unremarkable outside her genre.

Agassi remembers enjoying the moment, which sounds unremarkable until you realize how Agassi felt most of the time about a game he claimed in private to despise.

That sounds unremarkable except that about midway through, a woman in a gorilla suit walked in, faced the camera and pounded her chest before exiting.

He found that their output rises rapidly after puberty, reaches its peak during young-adulthood, and then declines with age and the demands of parenthood.As is often the case with this sort of observation, it sounds unremarkable; obvious, even.

Sounds unremarkable, but Her Story is sensational, as its rising number of awards and accolades make abundantly clear.

This might sound unremarkable, yet it signifies an important shift in the way that Britons view representation and the responsibilities of government.

Although this sounds perfectly unremarkable on first hearing what else should we expect a theory of justice to do?—attempting to glean practical advice from ideal theories proves to be an extremely problematic endeavor.

Two weeks later, at follow-up examination, the child was doing well, breath sounds were unremarkable, and the pathologic radiographic findings had resolved completely.

The resulting sound was unremarkable, but it's the thought that counts.

He made the moment sound both unremarkable ("We explore a lot of things, and we're resigned to the fact that most of them don't continue") and portentous ("It's not very often that we start something that's an entirely new platform").