Sentence examples for truly mediocre from inspiring English sources

It's Wikipedofilia — how the truly mediocre pop up referenced to past genius on Wikipedia pages and in Google searches.

At a recent literature festival, a popular writer who has sold close to two million copies of a truly mediocre novel was introduced to a renowned novelist.

The fun of it is that you never can tell what you'll find among this miscellany, from the truly mediocre to the fine but relatively unknown portraits of Harmon Neill to Hartley's marvelous "Still Life With Eel" (circa 1914), a small, lighthearted charmer in high-keyed colors, in which sinuous shapes are played off against hard-edged geometrics.

Like many of his compatriots in other areas of life, he was plagued by self-loathing which sprang from the knowledge that he had taken the natural path for the truly mediocre: adopting his father's profession, and doing it less well".

"If you have someone who's truly mediocre in your laboratory--scientists are not very good at this--[you] probably need to have them leave the laboratory".

The truly mediocre picture has earned just $19 million in ten days meaning it will barely gross its $25 million budget domestically.

It's these little things that truly set mediocre English speakers apart from the more natural ones!

In other words: women will truly have arrived when the most mediocre among us will be able to do just as well as the most mediocre of men.

Everything about the modern British idea of public art favours the mediocre and punishes the truly original.

This type of knowledge can mean the difference between a mediocre meal and a truly delicious one.

Anyone could produce it for next to nothing and the market was flooded with the good, the mediocre, the bad, and the truly awful".