Sentence examples for unremarkable state from inspiring English sources

It makes me laugh, hinting at pathology in what can be an unremarkable state.

It's a commentary both on Williams's dominance of the women's tennis world for much of the past decade and, more broadly, on the otherwise unremarkable state of American women's tennis.

But to most inhabitants of the UK - with the notable exception of Northern Ireland - it is a normal, unremarkable state of affairs that most front-line officers do not carry guns.

The gilded hero's choice of an apparently fairly unremarkable state-educated sweetheart is as incomprehensible to the audience as it is to his peers.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 9 — The picture on Page 95 of "An Age of Voyages: 1350-1600," a seventh-grade history book used in California schools since last fall, had been unremarkable to state education officials: a stiff 19th-century portrait of a man with a trimmed beard holding a few beads and wearing a crown.

For an unremarkable freshman state senator, Grisanti has a lot of statewide, even nation-wide, significance.

A former leader of the Jusos (Young Socialists), Mr Schröder has run his unremarkable north German state for seven years without major calamity, bolstered at least initially by a demoralised opposition.

His previous medical history was unremarkable including immunocompromised states such as diabetes, tuberculosis, malnutrition, and cancer.

Mr. Beaty is also the author of this amiable if unremarkable exploration of the state of the urban African-American mind in the new century.

The rest of her examination was unremarkable and included normal state of consciousness, clear eyeground (fundus), and absence of a heart murmur.

Arguing for the law to take effect, the California government called it "an unremarkable exercise of the states' power to regulate professional conduct".