Sentence examples for to be very mediocre from inspiring English sources

I think February's going to be very mediocre.

More surprisingly, if all the partners loved the startup, "the returns turned out to be very mediocre".

"To place blame like this was very mediocre reasoning, it seemed to me," he said.

Perhaps he would have just sneered – as he did in one of his perhaps apocryphal anecdotes – that this "century has been very mediocre", hence the need for canonised masters that we can mash-up to the point of exhaustion.

"Most funds are very mediocre.

"Bautista's numbers were very mediocre.

Without her, his life is very mediocre, curtailed, without much horizon.

New foreign investment has also plummeted".The outlook is very mediocre," says a western businessman in Hanoi.

"For how long can consumption grow much faster than income and households run down their savings as income growth in Q1 was very mediocre?" Nouriel Roubini (a.k.a. "Dr. Doom") tweeted.

"There are no mediocre female football writers – they all have to be very good or excellent.

Brooks predicted an Obama victory by nine points, and said that although he found Obama to be "a very mediocre senator," he was is surrounded by what Brooks called "by far the most impressive people in the Democratic party".