unremarkable

• “These are what we call unremarkable people who decide to kill innocent people," Kelly said.”

  The Washington Post: U.S. tightens no-fly rules after suspect in failed Times Square attack succeeds in boarding plane

• “A way to watch a great player is to note how often the player wins what I call unremarkable points.”

  NYT > Home Page

• “China has lashed out at the developed world's largest emitters of greenhouse gases for setting themselves what it called unremarkable and even deceptive targets for cuts.”

  WN.com - Articles related to Draft deal gives lift to flagging climate talks

• “Perhaps it would have been interesting to meet the likes of Somerset Maugham (if indeed he was the kind of man Allen describes), but his fiction, in almost all ways unremarkable, is another matter entirely.”

  Style in Fiction

• “The young docker followed her through a maze of utility bays and lockers, until they finally drew to a halt in front of a door unremarkable from the next.”

  365 tomorrows » 2007 » April : A New Free Flash Fiction SciFi Story Every Day

• “But to be specifically mentioned as "unremarkable" -- well, that just hurts.”

  Glenn Kurtz: Unremarkable

• “His expression was unremarkable, but the effect on his overall face was amazing.”

  Simon & Schuster: A Bad Day’s Work

• “The series itself is fairly ordinary and unremarkable, which is itself remarkable considering the talent and money behind it.”

  THE YOUNG INDIANA JONES CHRONICLES – VOLUME THREE | Obsessed With Film

• “Viewed from this historical perspective, our current temperature history is relatively unremarkable, which is why Mann and Gore had to distort it to make their case, and add the GCMs at the end of the historic record to accentuate it.”

  IPCC and the Al Gore Hockey Stick « Climate Audit

• “There was one mis-cue with the lights, but it was otherwise unremarkable, which is the evidence of being well done.”

  Getting to know the Fifth Ave. | Seattle Metblogs

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