Sentence examples for unremarkable thing from inspiring English sources

The fact is, though, Beautiful Thing is a pretty unremarkable thing.

To be gay in Uganda back then was a fairly unremarkable thing.

The remarkable thing, or more pertinently the unremarkable thing, is that the engagement and wedding were greeted without a twitch of snobbery.

It's about the elevating value of steady, unforgiving observation of an unremarkable thing through which that thing attains a new dignity and beauty.

His years on the bike may have been characterised by fraud and lies, but in the end the only unremarkable thing about Armstrong's otherwise remarkable career was that he took drugs.

It was an otherwise unremarkable thing, with a mail slot and a metal plate at the bottom.

"People became quite obsessed with hitherto unremarkable things".

Images like that of "the usual metropolitan bustle, the familiar panorama of unremarkable people doing unremarkable things," are captured all too well.

But I think that feeling so vulnerable – I realise this makes me sound pathetic, but that's how it was – heightened my responses to otherwise unremarkable things.

Rather as conventions in the game of bridge let partners use bids to convey information about their hands, protocols tell the designer of a piece of machinery or software how to format information coming from or going to the outside world.Protocols are dull, unremarkable things when written down on paper like recipes or magic spells.

Frank has only disdain for Zakaria, the editor of Newsweek International: Mr. Zakaria's trademark style, in case you happen to be quizzed, is to noodle aimlessly through world history, wondering why the West managed to triumph over the East and expressing amazement at unremarkable things.