Sentence examples for such mediocrity from inspiring English sources

In truth, it was a game of such mediocrity that it hardly deserved the late drama.

Ellerbe Becket obliged with a building of such mediocrity that even Ratner, it would seem, was embarrassed.

Such mediocrity appears to be a lifelong trait for Jalili, whose sole distinguishing quality – according to a source who recalls his student days at Imam Sadeq – is piousness.

"Our political leaders are of such mediocrity that it is hard to comprehend," said Antonio Risério, a writer and historian who has chronicled Salvador's origins as Brazil's first capital, from 1549 to 1763, and the cradle of African-Brazilian culture.

West brought its special brand of ignominy to the N.F.L. playoffs last season — the Seattle Seahawks won the division and hosted a playoff game with a losing record — the only balm was that such mediocrity is rarely rewarded in January.

Then, out of such mediocrity, he conjured a delicious cross midway through the second period for Jardel, lurking unnoticed at the far post, to nod goalwards and force Petr Cech into a fine save.

But the four youths of the jazz band and the so-called hero are such mediocrities that even a director of Engel's exceptional capacity can't persuade us that they are personalities.And another dastardly deed to be chalked up to the crimes of the scenario writers is the script of Hans Albers's latest starring vehicle, "Der Sieger" (The Victor).

In a Senate race of such breathtaking mediocrity, it seems the only reasonable vote.

Believers contemplating works of such timid mediocrity must conclude that the Paraclete has not breathed on Catholicism for many a generation.

For President Obama such economic mediocrity spells extended deficits, a "jobless" recovery and, at best, a stiff reelection fight instead of the cakewalk that his perfect timing inaugurated at the exact bottom of the crisis deserves.

Contrary to Olney's title, it is not clear yet that the Yankees' dynasty is over, but it most likely will end sometime in the near future, when Steinbrenner passes from the scene and the team is acquired by the same sort of faceless corporate ownership that has reduced almost all other New York teams to such boring mediocrities.