Sentence examples for too unremarkable from inspiring English sources

In fact, however, history is made by the sum total of an infinite number of small decisions taken by ordinary people, whose actions are too unremarkable to be documented.

Here, Reed listens to a church choir: "I didn't think often about that which people called God, but for some time now I'd certainly hated it, this killer, this perpetrator, in whose blank silver eyes nobody was too insignificant, too unremarkable, too innocent and small to be overlooked in the parceling out of tragedy.

They, too, look unremarkable except that they were not prepared by the store's butcher.

The contestants are all entirely unremarkable, too.

Clarins's $15 soap is unremarkable, too, but both are bargains compared with Sisley Paris's Phyto-Pâte Moussante Soapless Gentle Foaming Cleanser, at $105.

The people of this town are unremarkable too.

The song, too, feels pretty unremarkable, especially as compared to some of the superior tunes on Thicke's album that haven't yet been issued as singles.

This initial design was criticized by many as being too plain and unremarkable for a project of such immense scale, so Los Angeles-based architect Gordon B. Kaufmann, then the supervising architect to the Bureau of Reclamation, was brought in to redesign the exteriors.

Perhaps one day she too will become as unremarkable as this qilin.

So although Robert Reich calls the plan "unremarkable" and "way too reasonable for the current G.O.P.," Mr. Yglesias points out that Mr. Romney's commitment to lower taxes will have to come at the expense of something, and that something could very well be Medicare.

It seems unremarkable that "Tom, too, however much he might recline smoking his cigarette in a Garsington summer deckchair, could be socially awkward"; more remarkable is discovering a poet of Eliot's genius described as someone who "didn't just like the clever-clever stuff".