Sentence examples for unremarkable example from inspiring English sources
By Sasha Frere-Jones The band, once an unremarkable example of emo, now sings about the mechanics of celebrity.
One of a row of family houses in a low-rise, inner-city estate, built in 1966 (the year of white PVC and World Cup euphoria), it's an unremarkable example of utilitarian, public-sector architecture.
The band started, in 2002, as a fairly unremarkable example of emo — a descendant of punk rock in which political lyrics and noise have been exchanged for plaints about brokenhearted boys and their anonymous girlfriends — and evolved into a famous act that sings about the mechanics of celebrity.
At this stage in his self-justification procedure, which was quickly curdling into a procedure of pleasurable self-laceration, he began to see everywhere he looked the illicit attempt to transform fiction writing into puzzle-solving, of which his own justification compulsion was merely one unremarkable example.
Such a declaration would normally seem unremarkable, just another example of a Cuban exile expressing anti-Castro sentiment.
They are the perfect example of an unremarkable team that has benefited from Michel Platini's decision to expand the tournament and, in fairness to them, it simply feels like a shame that any praise aimed in their direction feels as if it needs to be qualified.
Melbourne's spectacular, yet theatrically unremarkable King Kong is the perfect example.
Some don't have either leather or polished wood on the steering wheel or dashboard, for example; the interior controls are unremarkable.
The photo was poorly exposed, grainy, and aside from being a passably funny example of a successful photo-bomb, thoroughly unremarkable in every other regard.
In earlier centuries, for example, intense and sustained same-sex relationships were considered unremarkable.
One of the rental buildings used to find the value of 15 Central Park West, for example, is 145 West 67th Street — a very tall, but otherwise unremarkable, building.
