My parents were both born in Virginia, of undistinguished families--second families, perhaps I should say.
Previously, global warming was just part of an undistinguished green lineup with pollution and endangered species.
An undistinguished animal can become, in death, the rancher's favorite, a cow of noble lineage.
An undistinguished record as a senator did little to build hopes of a bold presidency.
England's first-half performance was undistinguished, failing to build on Gerrard's fourth minute goal.
To achieve that undistinguished level, however, nominal GDP would have to grow an average of 5.52% annually over the next five years.
His beginnings were clear enough: born in Cork, brought up in Soho, undistinguished schooldays, a wartime in the navy.
His last job was as a member of the European Parliament, a distinguished and passionate member of an often undistinguished institution.
These folk are undistinguished yet distinctive, and the film, for all the familiar grind of its plotting, pays them their honest due.
Citigroup's have been mostly undistinguished, as often happens with brokers' in-house products.
Your avatar, an undistinguished and highly fungible clone running through a seemingly endless series of testing chambers, does not seem at all bastardly.
The Old Street roundabout, the busy and undistinguished traffic intersection which is the focus for Tech City, is to be given a complete makeover.
The worst that had previously been said of Mr Paroubek, a former deputy mayor of Prague, was that he seemed an undistinguished candidate for the job.
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It's just hard to score in the luxury market when you refuse to do an eight-cylinder engine, wear undistinguished styling and don't offer a rear-wheel-drive car.
Schwitters was an undistinguished figurative painter until 1917 when, under the experimental influence of the Cubists and Expressionists, he developed what he called his Merz-paintings and poems.
The parking lot at the auto auction a few miles west of Indianapolis looks like a car dealer's nightmare: 150 acres of blacktop packed with undistinguished used vehicles.
United boss Sir Alex Ferguson kept faith with Berbatov, despite a lacklustre start to his Old Trafford career, but he made an undistinguished start with a dreadful miss after five minutes.
Chelsea ended an undistinguished first half, which gave little hint of the riches to come, in the ascendancy as Lampard restored their lead from the spot a minute before the interval.
No play was possible before lunch, but once they made it out to the middle, Hussey and Hayden wasted no time in feasting on some undistinguished bowling by the West Indies seamers.
It simply sits there in undistinguished anonymity on a low rise beneath a few scraggly trees, several miles from the nearest highway, almost invisible from the sun-baked ruts of a nearby secondary road.
He moved to Livingston as general manager after undistinguished spells at Inverness Thistle and Montrose but then returned to management to lead the West Lothian club to the Scottish Premier League and Uefa Cup qualification.
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The picture borders on obviousness and self-love (the gallantry of the theatre people gets a little thick), but Dench and Hoskins go at each other like pros, and the pleasantly undistinguished quality of the musical numbers feels right.
Aside from a 1949 FA Cup run to the fifth round, where Newport lost narrowly 3-2 at league champions Portsmouth, the side's form remained undistinguished for the next four decades, until the 1980 double of promotion to division three and the Welsh Cup.
After a few undistinguished months of Reading Aloud on the Six O'Clock News, he became a presenter in the mid-80s, working first on the regional news programme London Plus (known within the building as "Sod Off Kent") and then on the BBC's Breakfast Time.
Eldon: After a particularly undistinguished academic career, which I terminated at the age of 16, I joined an Australian bank in London in late 1964, basically as a filing clerk, and worked my way over the subsequent three years through the ranks of teller and on to a supervisory role.
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Another problem with the rankings, not yet fully resolved, is that paid appearance fees to just a few top players can significantly boost the point value of an otherwise undistinguished tournament, which the top stars may then win. (This practice isn't allowed on the PGA Tour.) Westwood, then No. 2, earned 20 rating points for winning last spring's Indonesian Masters, in which the next-highest player in the field was ranked No. 90.
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