Sentence examples for unremarkable setting from inspiring English sources

The attack on Ms. Giffords, a relatively centrist Democrat known for her easygoing charm, and its unremarkable setting at a weekend "Congress on Your Corner" event for constituents, left fellow lawmakers rattled and with a sense that democracy itself had been a victim of the attack.

At first glance, it seemed to be a somewhat unremarkable set of buildings.

On the Tootsie disc, a fairly unremarkable set of trailers are ludicrously glorified as invaluable assets that "reveal the various approaches used to advertise Tootsie upon its release in 1982".

Generation A is also said to "reflect" Generation X, Coupland's novel which documented a relatively unremarkable set of young Americans holding down McJobs while facing an uncertain future armed only with the weapons of sarcasm and apathy.

The problem is not Mr. Berlusconi's ideas -- a confusing but unremarkable set of proposals to lower taxes while raising retirement pensions and undertaking an ambitious public works program -- but the massive conflict between private and public interests he poses for Italy.

They create their biggest theatrical in the opening moments, when what seems at first sight to be an unremarkable set of an elegant empty salon suddenly begins to rise, revealing another floor beneath where the singers and musicians are preparing for the evening's entertainment.

The case itself involves an unremarkable set of facts.

Well, at last report he was in Brazil, offering a totally unremarkable set of platitudes to a corporate audience.

Even Conservatives and mainstream columnists couldn't avoid calling it "thin" in terms of policy: an unremarkable set of an intentions by a government that is just about managing.

And he drove his band hard in a zippy take on "Jackson," popularized by Johnny Cash and June Carter, for which Strait was joined by Martina McBride, who opened Saturday's show with a solid but comparatively unremarkable set.

Mr. Welch saved his unremarkable "Play," set to Moby songs, for last.