How To Use Unremarkable In A Sentence
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The utterly unremarkable Agriculture Minister of Canada's Brand Spankin' New North Star Ultra-Government has debagged the cat.
Archive 2008-02-01
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Something I'd not reckoned on is the rather fine view of the old ranch house, snuggled down on the ridge of its unremarkable and unnamed hill and looking really rather attractive.
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This story would be highly unremarkable if not for the fact that William Gibson, author of Neuromancer and cyberpunk pioneer, wrote a little rhapsody to the Selectric type ball.
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In North America, it's so unremarkable that you needn't waste any time categorizing it.
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When I finally saw the film, after over a year of hoopla surrounding it, its director, and the director's father, I found it to be a wholly unremarkable film.
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Once again, it was OK to wear ordinary clothes, ordinary shoes and live somewhere unremarkable.
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This album exposes him as an unremarkable singer, largely devoid of charisma or vocal prowess.
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The food is edible but unremarkable, usually a meal that could be found in just about any basic cookbook: chicken cacciatore, beef teriyaki, veal parmigiana, pasta trio, roast beef or stuffed cabbage.
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The result is a highly inoffensive, passable sound which has its interesting, if unremarkable, moments.
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But it's unremarkable in its style, galloping along like a transcript of a conversation you might hear on a bus.
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They've got good delivery, and the show's writers create solid if unremarkable material.
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She was in Crete, accompanied by a young woman of unremarkable appearance only some seven years older than Tammam.
THE QUEST FOR K
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Fluorescent lights beamed down on his unremarkable features.
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It's a shame then that after such an inventive start the album begins to flag midway, with a series of mid-tempo ballads plodding by in unremarkable succession.
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The family history was unremarkable for any neurologic or neuromuscular disorders.
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For a documentary about a sport widely seen as boring and unremarkable, Gentlemen is loaded with drama.
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He was not even much of a writer, with a bland and unremarkable style of putting pen to paper.
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The decor is unremarkable - flickering oil lights and faux candelabra, prints of Paris, and nicely set tables with proper linen and big generous balloon glasses.
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Their subjects were unremarkable: the left hand panel depicting a scene in Eden, the right, the Hill at Golgotha.
SACRAMENT
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Considered as goldsmith's work, the dishes are unremarkable and represent a fairly standard form for the time; it is in their complex and dense engraving that their artistic interest lies.
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It's a forgettable film featuring a throw-away story with unmemorable characters and unremarkable performances.
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Tests for blood chemistry, hematology, and immunology were unremarkable except for elevated immunoglobulin E antibodies to environmental allergens.
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What was unremarkable to contemporaries, in other words, is precisely what seems most puzzling in retrospect.
How Wars end
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The forecasts of the economists surveyed by the professor are unremarkable: they do not anticipate any great cataclysms of war, revolution, depression, technological breakthroughs, or ecological collapse.
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A variation on this speculates that there may be countless random universes, among which ours is antecedently probable and therefore unremarkable, it needs no explanation.
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The end result is an unremarkable, unmemorable movie that deserves neither praise nor approbation.
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Not in the group stages of these two tournaments, however, did their defence appear so porous and their attack so unremarkable.
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No one has ever found the linguistic prototype or origin of this curious denominative, but it is not unremarkable that in the Gospel of John he is also called "Judas the son" or "brother of Simon Iscariot" and, at one point, even "the Iscariot" (cf. John 6: 71, 14: 22, etc.).
Robert Eisenman: Redemonizing Judas: Gospel Fiction or Gospel Truth?
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In a couple of pieces of miscasting, Aaron Alexander plays Tybalt in such an irksomely casual manner as to make the character wholly unremarkable.
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Tipped to tumble, Motherwell now surf the wave of just one loss in six games thanks to an unexpected capacity to maximise the sum of their unremarkable talents and convert it resolutely into a winning equation.
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When compared with the BMR of other very small birds, the tody's energetic demands appear unremarkable.
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On exam, she had no fever; her skin and eyes were anicteric; her lungs were clear and her heart exam was unremarkable.
Don't Forget the "P"
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Each square metre of this totally unremarkable watercourse, is worthy of its own treatise; each unit area deserves its own magnus opus from a fluid dynamicist.
Archive 2009-04-01
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Physical exam is usually unremarkable with the exception of basilar rales in some patients.
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However, I suspect that a scan for bigrams with quantitatively similar properties would turn up lots of unremarkable examples.
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Her medical history was unremarkable except for the extraction of a polyp from the uterine cervix.
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This marine invertebrate appears unremarkable and similar to a variety of moss-like sea creature.
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The sandwich was unremarkable, but so much else was unforgettable: boeuf bourguignon, for example, admirably yielding in an earthy, wine-dark sauce of bewitching intensity; and peppery grilled onglet (hanger steak), an appropriately virile partner for a posse of supermodel fries
The Seattle Times
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I found their grungy-emoish sound listenable, but unremarkable.
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No other lesions were palpated, and the remaining physical examination findings were unremarkable.
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Each square metre of this totally unremarkable watercourse, is worthy of its own treatise; each unit area deserves its own magnus opus from a fluid dynamicist.
Archive 2009-04-01
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While the mucosa of the gallbladder appeared unremarkable, an expansile neoplasm had infiltrated the full thickness of the wall.
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Butchers in striped aprons smile at the cameras from outside the same shop that stands today, unaware of the future that would one day come to their unremarkable little town.
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The Holon area has gone from unremarkable suburb to cultural hub.
Middle Eastern Promises
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The salmon was fairly simple, just some thinly sliced grilled fish on unremarkable toast points.
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Neighbours said the couple occasionally had noisy rows and sometimes appeared aloof, but they were otherwise unremarkable.
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His oval-shaped face is undeniably cute, albeit unremarkable.
The Sun
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In the middle of the small and chaotic living room of Smith's south London high-rise council flat is a stylish but unremarkable upright chair.
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Poison Arrows is the fruition of the band's new direction, but the results, while intermittently catchy, are largely unremarkable.
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Apart from moderate colonic diverticulosis in the second case, each bowel was otherwise grossly unremarkable.
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A second group followed the first, better, but unremarkable.
AN OLDER WOMAN
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Anon- I wonder if the remarkableness or unremarkableness of interracial marriage depends on where you live?
CSK: Redux
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The rest of my evening was fairly unremarkable, save for two other interesting events.
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In this unremarkable suburban community, Siemens has created a showcase apprenticeship program for electronics technicians.
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The songs on Mobilize are relatively unremarkable but Phillips' voice has the ability to evoke thoughts of darkness, gloom and ecstasy.
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The right fallopian tube, right ovary, uterine corpus, and uterine cervix were all grossly unremarkable.
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I can't stress exactly how unremarkable this cereal tastes; it's like going to one of those local microbreweries and tasting a pale ale whose taste completely vanishes from your mouth the second you drink it.
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Two scenes in particular stand out for their use of offscreen space; the first, a shot of a nondescript intersection, which seems unremarkable until the roar of an unseen plane flying very close overhead is deafening.
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She seems determined to make the even the most unremarkable foods sound gloriously decadent and sensuous.
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No doubt a conscientious worker; no doubt a good husband and father; but totally unremarkable.
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Postoperatively, the patient's course was unremarkable.
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The documentary was unremarkable until the worthy journalist stopped to cluck over a small girl at a festival of some kind.
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Mild atherosclerotic changes of the retinal arterioles were seen in the right fundus, which was otherwise unremarkable.
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Hepatitis serology and blood cultures were unremarkable.
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The man who makes the most coveted art in India lives in a small fourth-floor walk-up apartment in a crowded, unremarkable suburb.
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The latter rather seemed to sum up Harold himself, Kate decided: studiously grey and unremarkable.
RIOT
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Now the charging of interest is accepted as an unremarkable feature of modern society.
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For the audio track, you have the original mono, which is wholly unremarkable and a bit tinny.
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You sit there thinking that the serial murder has found its medium, or vice versa—an act of shadow technology, of compressed time and repeated images, stark and glary and unremarkable.
Underworld
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Cardiogram and encephalogram were unremarkable.
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The results of physical examination were unremarkable, and he was afebrile and normotensive.
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Not unremarkable is the increase in agricultural production, which has increased at the annual rate of 3.9 percent.
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A watercolor by Thomas Girtin hung unregarded on his stairs, and his books and silver, when they were sold after his death, were largely unremarkable, though I bought some out of affection.
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From an unremarkable middle-class household came a mass murderer. How could this have happened, asks his grand-niece.
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The morning after he is nominated for a brace of Oscars (script and direction) for Vera Drake, Mike Leigh is holed up in an unremarkable office in a London side street.
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As a bright but unremarkable working-class child, she was crippled by shyness and self-doubt.
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Originally Posted by codology Best wishes to Anne Marie but is'int interesting how other party resignations are unremarkable but SF ...
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Actually, one surprise about meeting Lewis is how unremarkable she looks off the track.
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Elections happen on time and votes are accurately counted and peaceable changes of government occur as a matter of unremarkable course.
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Watson's history minutes are interesting, but the doc itself is unremarkable.
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Three strong looks in shades of concrete from Jeremy Laing were first on the runway (though he already showed in New York) followed by some unremarkable suit separates and dresses in soft pink, dove gray and black from Lida Biday.
Marissa Bronfman: Toronto Springs Into Fashion Week
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The less good parts give standard visions of guitar-jazz more amplitude and scuff, which is unremarkable.
NYT > Home Page
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Michael John Smith led an unremarkable life as an electronics engineer.
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She did, however, give her characters an intelligence that even makes an otherwise unremarkable soaper like this watchable.
Weekly Mishmash: January 25-31 : Scrubbles.net
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From the outside, the garden looks unremarkable: just a black, rock wall with a concealed entrance.
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He led a busy but otherwise unremarkable life.
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To a topologist, the fact that the fish species Scarus sp. can be continuously transformed into the species Pomacanthus is entirely unremarkable.
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The street is ordinary and the block of flats that the camera chooses to linger over is plain and unremarkable.
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It is unremarkable that in excess of 1,000 officers and NCOs were fragged.
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The result is a highly inoffensive, passable sound which has its interesting, if unremarkable, moments.
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His medical history was unremarkable until the day before admission.
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The radiologic findings and the findings of other imaging studies of the subsequently removed cryptorchid testes were unremarkable.
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Maybe this is because Maddux, 29, is physically unremarkable-a six-foot, 175-pound, bespectacled, self-pro-fessed "schlub" who enjoys virtual anonymity when he walks his Shih Tzus in his hometown Las Vegas.
Mastery On The Mound
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This line could be a motto for his work, which uses unremarkable language to great effect - here registering a disappointment so pervasive that even its expression is bathetic.
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The patient was afebrile and normotensive with no respiratory distress, and findings on cardiopulmonary examination were unremarkable.
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He takes me down the stairs, into the basement, past the paintings of long-dead kings and queens, to a pretty, pastel-coloured but unremarkable portrait of a young woman.
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The kilt inevitably comes off, with unremarkable, and allegedly unauthentic, results.
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This view has taken hold even despite the fact that the real dynamic of progress is currently unremarkable.
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The other physical findings and neurologic examinations were unremarkable.
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The sunset, when it came a little while later, was unremarkable.
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Someone like you: an unremarkable couple, just travelling through, no threat to anyone.
A PLAGUE OF ANGELS
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The disorientation is fitting because, startling as it now seems, wrecking was practiced not by rogues or villains but by unremarkable locals.
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It was a fine mystery of the week, but the close proximity to the unremarkable "Unearthed" definitely has me reeling from a lack of story development.
‘Fringe’ Episode 2.12 Recap: ‘Johari Window’ » MTV Movies Blog
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Although excelling in gymnastics, amateur dramatics and riding, academically she was unremarkable, leaving at the age of 16 in order to join a two-year secretarial course at the local college and work part time as a barmaid.
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It is an unremarkable little book with a dull cloth cover, but Janette Ray takes it from the shelf with loving care.
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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.
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The ability to pick out one's adult friend from a group photograph taken in his youth seems an unremarkable task and yet requires remarkable powers of discernment.
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But if the rath is unremarkable, the view from its summit is breathtaking.
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Tests for blood chemistry, hematology, and immunology were unremarkable except for elevated immunoglobulin E antibodies to environmental allergens.
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It could be a hint of promise in an unremarkable season, or the beginning of a transition through which Liverpool finally deliver.
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Futurist, with its muddy, one-note punk-thrash revivalism that belies his talents as a versatile studio auteur, is as frustratingly unremarkable and immobile as the governments he so blatantly rails against.
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If ever clothes were put into the service of swaying public opinion, the courtroom is the one place where most folks strive for a look that is reserved, conventional and wholly unremarkable.
Photos of crime victims, such as Chandra Levy, can become numbingly familiar
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Reasons for stopping the pill seemed unremarkable.
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The patient had a history of diabetes, but family anamnesis was unremarkable.
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The pancreatic duct and main branches were patent and grossly unremarkable.
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The esophagus, antrum, pylorus, and duodenum were unremarkable.
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The esophagus, antrum, pylorus, and duodenum were unremarkable.
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In North America, it's so unremarkable that you needn't waste any time categorizing it.
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Here, Massimo freezes it into a Martian soundscape, and thus allows it to escape his grasp in an unremarkable skyjacking.
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If it were about any subject other than the “On Language” column, the press release would be unremarkable for failing to use a comma in its second sentence before the nonrestrictive relative clause “who was the founding and regular columnist until his death last fall.”
The Volokh Conspiracy » From Language Log to the New York Times Magazine
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On April 2nd, at this unremarkable place, an accident happened that I will remember every day of my life.
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His black hair was parted off to one side, lending a chiseled look to his otherwise unremarkable countenance.
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The idea of something as modern and unremarkable as an unlabelled videotape containing a terrible curse is enough to make you take up reading.
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One moment, transparent liquid; then, the fall of one unremarkable flake and an intricate crystal latticework springs to life.
MOON PASSAGE
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The result is a highly inoffensive, passable sound which has its interesting, if unremarkable, moments.
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No one has ever found the linguistic prototype or origin of this curious denominative in a manner that would satisfy everyone, but it is also not unremarkable that in the Gospel of John he is also called 'Judas the son' or 'brother of Simon Iscariot' and at one point even 'Judas the Iscariot' (John 6: 71, 14: 22, etc.).
Robert Eisenman: Rehabilitating 'Judas Iscariot'
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It was otherwise an unremarkable fair: too much food, dancing, theft, mountebanks, young men and women sneaking off together, people in witlessly fashionable clothing.
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In this unremarkable suburban community, Siemens has created a showcase apprenticeship program for electronics technicians.
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This view has taken hold even despite the fact that the real dynamic of progress is currently unremarkable.
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The kidney and adrenal gland were grossly unremarkable.
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The ventricular septum and the atrioventricular and semilunar valves were unremarkable.
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This album exposes him as an unremarkable singer, largely devoid of charisma or vocal prowess.
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The decor is unremarkable - flickering oil lights and faux candelabra, prints of Paris, and nicely set tables with proper linen and big generous balloon glasses.
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Portable chest X-ray, good inspiratory effort, the lungs are unremarkable with no infiltrates, effusion, or evidence of pneumothorax.
The City That Never Sleeps
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Entitled "Hope," the canvas hanging inside London's Guildhall Art Gallery as part of an exhibition by Victorian painter George Frederic Watts might appear unremarkable to some.
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Besides that, their songs are unremarkable, hookless and slop along with lumpen arrangements that recall swimming in porridge.
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This bit of dry data, presented in charts and tables of figures intelligible only to specialists, links the unremarkable urban events with the movement of the stars.
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Today, and for quite some time, he was feeling as unremarkable and nondescript as he looked.
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For Forbes, there are a lot of poets writing very unremarkable poetry in ordinary language about ordinary lives.
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His antenatal history had been unremarkable, with normal antenatal scans.
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The lesion displayed unremarkable pancreatic lobules with acini, ducts, and islets of Langerhans cells.
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Little Larky's weanling, yearling and two-year-old years were unremarkable.
Liz O'Connell: You Can Bet on Little Larky
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That Johnson includes extended prosopopoeia in his periodical so as to ‘instruct by pleasing’ may seem too unremarkable to mention, let alone to require discussion.
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The remaining uterus, cervix, ovaries, and fallopian tubes were otherwise unremarkable.
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Most targets were small groups of people in nondescript civilian vehicles that blend in with traffic, or inside unremarkable buildings.
Matthew Yglesias » Time Machine
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The wound was a neat grumous slit in the low heavy forehead, so unremarkable that it could have been used for a forensic ballistics demonstration of the effect of discharge at six feet.
She Closed Her Eyes
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Two otherwise healthy pregnant women presented with intrauterine fetal demise and underwent unremarkable induction of labor.
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Indeed, interreligious relationships are so common that most Americans probably pay them little mind, and consider them unremarkable.
American Grace
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The car was unremarkable, but strange for all that, its steel shell, the glint of the sun on its windshield, the twin plumes of dust trailing away behind it till it was there and motionless and he could see his ex-wife’s face, a shadow clenched in distaste, as the two boys, 9 years old now — or were they 10? — spun out of the doors in a flurry of leaping limbs.
The Silence
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While the statement on the website was short and unremarkable, the sidebar on the web page was interesting.
