Sentence examples for than unremarkable from inspiring English sources

Despite these flaws, Jackson said he would tune in next week because he would "rather have a show err on the side of unbelievable than unremarkable, and I'm interested to see if Abrams has any more tricks up his sleeve".

In fact, until the early 1990's, no one visiting the grave would have known any more than these unremarkable facts: "Italy.

"Hitler's Beneficiaries" argues that nothing more than an unremarkable pursuit of self-interest led most Germans to pledge allegiance to the Nazi regime.

BY day, the Pont Royal, in the middle of Paris, is little more than an unremarkable stone bridge streaming with motorists making their way from the Left to the Right Bank.

He is much more casually scruffy and unremarkable than his stage persona – less ginger, less theatrical, less pointy-looking – with the innocuous sort of face that blends effortlessly into crowds.

Shitdisco are from Scotland, sound less like anything "rave" than like the unremarkable row once made by such rock-groups-with-a-synthesizer as Classix Nouveaux, and will surely all be over by Christmas.

Seen properly, contextuality amounts to little more than the rather unremarkable observation that results of experiments should depend upon how they are performed, even when the experiments are associated with the same operator in the manner alluded to above.

What could be more normal, more unremarkable than the common endearments English-speaking Americans use to address their romantic counterparts?

Though hearing Verne Lundquist's "Yes sir," still gives me chills, I'd be hard pressed to imagine something more physically unremarkable than putting a ball eighteen feet.

Considering the severity of mental health problem, the GP-Mx group had systematically less often an associated SADD comorbidity than in the two other groups but the distribution of comorbidities other than SADD was unremarkable otherwise between groups (table 2).

Anaesthesia has become a remarkably safe endeavour: less an event than a short and unremarkable hiatus.