Meanings of very mediocre in English

Stahl has often been the best thing in very mediocre movies.

Northern Ireland was outstanding recently against Spain while the Republic were very mediocre against Germany.

Some of the paintings in it are excellent, notably Mr. Long's 'Esther;' the majority very mediocre.

When the man is proved not to be a fraud, it suggests a very mediocre virtue.

As a rule, the man who can do all things equally well is a very mediocre individual.

And are not the independence, the freedom of mannerism of which we boast so loudly, very mediocre advantages?

When that is factored in, economist at the Council of Trade Unions, Bill Rosenberg, said per capita growth was very mediocre.

Seen from without, these baths resemble a small-sized house built in a very mediocre style, and with very slender claims to beauty.

For since he had made it irresistible comedy instead of very mediocre drama, he felt all the pride of creation in his work.

They'll be very mediocre thunderstorms by southeast Queensland's standard. Nationally, another trough will run through southern Western Australia before heading east by Saturday.

The King, who had given a very mediocre present of diamonds to the new Duchesse de Berry, gave nothing to the Duc de Berry.

Pavlowa and her companion, M. Mordkin, supported by a very mediocre troupe of dancers, had discovered themselves to their admirers before the opera season opened.

"That would turn a very mediocre afternoon into a very pleasant one."