| As a bright but unremarkable working-class child, she was crippled by shyness and self-doubt. |
| The end result is an unremarkable, unmemorable movie that deserves neither praise nor approbation. |
| Not unremarkable is the increase in agricultural production, which has increased at the annual rate of 3.9 percent. |
| Neighbours said the couple occasionally had noisy rows and sometimes appeared aloof, but they were otherwise unremarkable. |
| They've got good delivery, and the show's writers create solid if unremarkable material. |
| In person, he was a grey, neat, unremarkable little man, quite lacking the sort of dash or colour which might mark him out for high drama. |
