Sentence examples similar to unremarkable comment from inspiring English sources

Sir Walter Scott's 19th-century verse announcing that "Prince Robert has wedded a gay ladye" was, like Twain's comment, sexually unremarkable.

Most of those sources' comments were unremarkable.

The comments seem unremarkable enough, except that Rage Against the Machine don't have any scheduled tour dates.

Her list came with no comments and was unremarkable, then and now.

Our messages had included references to our social lives — comments that were otherwise unremarkable, except that they indicated we were both gay.

The comments would have been unremarkable but for the fact that the organization was the state of California, and the chief executive its governor, Gray Davis.

If they had been phrased another way, his comments might have been completely unremarkable.

Hugh Montgomery of The Observer commented that "sonically, it's fairly unremarkable ... but its strident buoyancy is difficult to resist".

Meyers also commented on the president's "mostly unremarkable" trip to Asia ― if you ignore Trump's taunting of a nuclear-armed nation and "cozying" up to Russian President Vladimir Putin.

"What a miracle!" Hirohito Issey Ogataa) marvels, staring at the pale, pickled, seemingly unremarkable crustacean as an assistant transcribes the emperor's comments.

David Abrams, a spokesman for Gillespie's campaign, insisted that Gillespie's ad on sanctuary cities and recent comments about Confederate monuments and The Washington Post were unremarkable reflections of his long-standing positions.