Sentence examples for were considered mediocre from inspiring English sources

Though her movies, including "All the King's Horses" (1934), were considered mediocre at best, her own acting and singing voice drew praise.

Before Eli Manning threw for 346 yards and 3 touchdowns in that final regular-season game, the Giants were considered mediocre at best.

The viewing figures for the whole first series, which averaged at around 7 million, were considered mediocre but owing to the BBC's policy of nurturing television shows, a second series was commissioned for 1982.

He was seldom sought on offense, having never attempted more than 600 field goals in an entire 82-game regular season, and his career averages of 6.4 points, 2.8 rebounds and 1.3 assists per game, and.566 foul shooting were considered mediocre, never earning him nominations for NBA All-Star or All-NBA First or Second Teams.

However, in Sardinia, early Modern Age (late 14th early 15th centuries) health systems were considered mediocre (7, 8 ).

Chapelain's own poetic works are considered mediocre.

"If your child isn't the best, then he is considered mediocre".

The performance of many lawyers who represent immigrants facing deportation in New York has long been considered mediocre.

The Chiefs made this trade because the quarterbacks in this draft, other than Vick, are considered mediocre at best.

Here, men talk of a "Williston 10" — a woman who would be considered mediocre in any other city is considered a perfect 10 out here.

Though that view is accepted now, Roosevelt's presidency, from 1901 to 1909, was considered mediocre at the time, partly because he had not led the country in war.