Sentence examples for very unimpressive from inspiring English sources

But the offensive line still had its hands full with a very unimpressive front seven.

Yes, it's a very unimpressive object, but once you know a bit about it, it's gripping.

"Boring, false, he irritates me greatly, pathetic drip, nonentity, no substance, no personality, complete waste of time, no policies, a very unimpressive team, particularly William Hague".

"It was really unimpressive".

That would be very low-profile and unimpressive, and it carries all kinds of new risks.

Here is what Consumers Reports says about the G20: "Handling isn't very nimble, the ride is unimpressive and the rear seat is cramped.

With unimpressive inquiries leading to very little progress, perhaps an investigation (external or otherwise) is necessary if for no other reason than to confirm the exact number of murdered or missing women.

3.56pm: Blog alert Our very own David Hopps writes about England and Australia's unimpressive beginning to the Worlds Twenty20, and one of our clever sub-editors makes a gentle pun using the word "Ashes".

But the Parliamentary Labour Party is a deeply unimpressive lot; only in a very small and stagnant pond would profound mediocrities like Hilary Benn or Angela Eagle be the biggest fish.

That is a decent audience sampling, but ultimately unimpressive considering its time slot competitor, the very popular "NCIS" on CBS, was a repeat.

The vast majority of plays are massively improved by being performed, and, indeed, I'm sure we can all think of plenty that seem fairly unimpressive on the page but are the very opposite when staged (I'll nominate A Playboy of the Western World).