unexceptional

IPA: ʌnɪksˈɛpʃʌnʌɫ

Examples of "unexceptional" in Sentences

Maybe that's supposed to read "unexceptional" semen?
It is unexceptional, which is what makes it so disturbing.
President Clinton's first-term economic-recovery results were unexceptional.
I found it kind of unexceptional, except for its size (and perhaps the beautifully sculpted front doors).
Maxwell Sim, a 48-year-old after-sales customer liaison officer for an Oxford Street department store, is 'unexceptional' in every way.
The "unexceptional" bit will be argued in reviews and post-screening chats (and maybe in the comments here) but the second bit is not up for discussion.
It's as much an assault on the senses as it is on the intelligence, and as trilogy-cappers go, this latest explode-a-thon from director Michael Bay -- notwithstanding its brilliant use of 3D -- is wholly unsatisfying and wholly unexceptional.
This unsolicited theatre, devoid after a minute or so of any arresting entertainment value, served only to create some discomfiture among the diners who felt obliged studiously to keep their eyes focussed on their plates, considering the unexceptional option.