Sentence examples for which is mediocre from inspiring English sources

Adam Sandler's latest comedy vehicle, Jack and Jill, opened through Sony in second place on $26m, which is mediocre by the comedian's standards.

Prof Arne Björnberg, chair of HCP, said: "The NHS has been doing pretty much as well since the start [of the surveys] in 2005, which is mediocre.

"Armour of God," which is mediocre in virtually all aspects, is likely to please only Chan's most uncritical fans.

So, the short answer is: it's mostly not about the underlying platform (which is generally of high quality) and its only partly about the language (which is mediocre but can't be blamed directly for community problems).

But the Falcons defense, which was mediocre last season, is among the worst this season.

The entrance fee is 15 lira ($9.40), and it's 5 lira each for the scrub (which removes a disgusting amount of dead skin) and massage (which was mediocre, but for $3 who's complaining?).

So we find here both a painting of Elector Johann Georg I in his parade armor, which is a mediocre picture, but also the armor itself, absurdly ornate, with its red plumed helmet and gilded breastplate of a Gorgon's head and griffins.

Alexander Rosenberg (1992) maintains that economics can only make imprecise generic predictions, and it cannot make progress, because it is built around folk psychology, which is a mediocre theory of human behavior and which (owing to the irreducibility of intentional notions) cannot be improved.

If I died and paramedics had stumbled upon the tableau of my vibrator lying next to the book, the cover of which is a mediocre Photoshopped image of Conan O'Brien and Jay Leno yelling at each other, I would have wished I'd died twice.

Iowa, which also is mediocre offensively, now is 2-0 in the league and has a big game next Saturday at home against Penn State.

Which is better: a mediocre work of art or an outstanding design object?