Seemingly unremarkable, these 19 words represent one of the many steps Romney will be taking as he treks back to the center in the aftermath of a primary campaign dominated by the hard right.
Was Adnan's case unremarkable?" In other words, did he do it and would any other murder case put under the magnifying glass like this come back with so many inconsistencies?
Mann is an undeniably gifted wordsmith, but too many of her acutely observed lyrical reflections on the perils of adult life unfold over a meandering strain of mid-tempo blues-pop, for which the word unremarkable feels like gratuitously high praise.
Yeong-hye is, in her husband's opening words, "completely unremarkable in every way".
Much the same way we exulted over the words "grossly unremarkable" on the pathology reports of our tumors, we were buoyed by the normalcy of shopping.
Sometimes their commentary steamrolls our sensibilities, and other times their words are unremarkable in their subtlety.
Of course you is such an insignificant, pale blue dot of a word, quite unremarkable amid all the people and places, the lovers and friends of this song.
In other words, an utterly unremarkable circumstance except, of course, that the games took place on the Communist island nation, 90 miles from Key West, whose relations with the United States have been stubbornly frozen for half a century, and which, officially anyway, remains our chilly philosophical enemy.
Millennials, in other words, are being utterly unremarkable human beings.
