Sentence examples for unremarkable looking from inspiring English sources

At Wal-Mart, the models in the ads are unremarkable looking, the appliances are generic, the greeters are friendly.

It may be small, cheap and unremarkable looking, but is nevertheless known as the "little prince" of fishes.

When you get there, you'll find a completely friendly, unremarkable looking bar and restaurant filled with people who clearly love to eat.

Arrayed before you are a stuffed African leopard, a mounted bald eagle and an unremarkable looking mud-colored lump of rock.

We know, of course, that real Russian spies are busy playing hockey with their sons and building bridges with their teenage daughters; so unremarkable looking that the friendly FBI agent next door appears to be fooled.

And with all this energy crammed into such a little body.' He's unremarkable looking, strictly speaking, but he's got charm, very nice suits and that raddled old tart of a cliche, charisma.

The segment itself was a pleasant if unremarkable look at the work of the photographer, who's currently shooting his fifth Summer Games for Getty Images.

Fossils in the field are often underwhelming to non-specialists, being small, unremarkable and looking exactly like what they are: chunks of jumbled rock.

(A copy of "My Secret Garden," Nancy Friday's 1973 collection of women's racy sexual fantasies, that he keeps in his thoroughly unremarkable office looks more than anything else like an unconvincing prop. "It's my bible," he swears).

Maybe for this reason, the images in "Many Are Called" are often unremarkable when looked at separately, but taken together they have the subtle power of doing what the photographer Lisette Model described as concentrating on the specific to reveal the general.

The line is heavy on solid colors, light on patterns, all of it remarkably unremarkable to look at but with the unmistakable feel of luxury.