Sentence examples for the more mediocre from inspiring English sources

The more we look and the more we test, the more mediocre our niche in the Universe seems to be.

Cyclists are paid by the day, lowest rate being $50. for the more mediocre, $200 to $300.

Optimists have been telling doom-mongers to cheer up since at least 1710, when the philosopher Gottfried Leibniz concluded that ours must be the best of all possible worlds, on the grounds that God, being perfect and merciful, would hardly have created one of the more mediocre ones instead.

All in all, a fantastic video for one of the more mediocre tracks off MDNA".

Perhaps it's just life reminding us that it's possible to make lemonade from sour times in order to prevent us from dehydrating from the more mediocre and less rocky times.

Brittany Frederick of Starpulse.com gave the episode a more mediocre review, calling it "fairly run-of-the-mill".

But what has become clear over the last two weeks is that a similarly brilliant unit exists on one of the league's more mediocre teams.

He mourns that "it sometimes seems as if the movies are more mediocre than ever, more craven and cowardly, more skillfully manufactured to pander to the lowest tastes instead of educating them".

South title, but only because the Saints, at 4-6, appear no more mediocre than the rest of the division.

Still, he said that he expected retail square footage to continue to shrink and a widening of the gap between the best malls and more mediocre locations.

The Times said that the triumvirate's years were the greatest in the Old Vic's history; as The Guardian put it, "the governors summarily sacked them in the interests of a more mediocre company spirit".