Sentence examples for their unremarkable from inspiring English sources

While they and their families go about their unremarkable business, background news bulletins provide glimpses of an escalating crisis.

Their unremarkable authenticity gives these images a terrible power because they show how ordinary evil can be.

On another visit to Tom and Gerri she suddenly fixates on their unremarkable, unmarried 30-year-old son — whom she has known for years — as a possible mate.

They were the only boys in their neighborhood, the only students from their unremarkable high school, to have done so well.

Mr. Lucas's microscopic examination of his characters, blundering through their unremarkable lives in a northern suburb of New York City, could serve as a road map for how we got where we are today.

Ever since his suicide, 10 years earlier, his consciousness has been trapped in the house where he did the deed, without, somehow, quite making its presence known to the people who have come, lived their unremarkable lives there for a while, and then, unlike him, moved away.

But it ought to be someone who regards their homosexuality just as a heterosexual regards their sexuality: unremarkable, uninteresting to strangers, not worth talking about and, for many reasons, not worth thinking about concealing or lying about.

It showed them as ordinary people in a regular place of work, their stories unremarkable and commoditised.

His leathery, careworn baritone is always a welcome presence, and British duo the Soulsavers have reconfigured their previously unremarkable downtempo beats around it, to everyone's benefit.

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.

Perfectly ordinary individuals, their lives unremarkable until that moment, would suddenly transform into vortices of violence, lashing into crowds with butcher knives, poisoned needles, even broken bottles, and deal as much damage as possible before the police could intervene.