mediocrity

A number wrote about the mediocrity of their local public schools.

From either group, mediocrity is the best we can expect.

"We would rather have the performance and pay for it than put up with mediocrity."

You know, a medium with a little bit more mediocrity.

Others say that everyone has dropped to the same level of mediocrity.

If they could ever work their way up to mediocrity, that would be wonderful.

Go back to mediocrity and the company of ordinary men.

The end of the decade, though, saw a return to mediocrity.

These people did not allow me to accept mediocrity from myself.

How you managed to get that by the mediocrity police I will never know.

No wonder there's so much mediocrity in politics, these days.

A chance for young agents to step out of mediocrity.

Mediocrity would be a step up for the Rangers right now.

Others, like the risk of a descent into mediocrity, will not.

But City also opened itself to students who had achieved far less than mediocrity.

Fifty years from now, no one will read today's mediocrities either.

One afternoon a week was already enough contact with such mediocrity.

The Braves had been down so long that even mediocrity would seem like up to them.

They can reach the top, only to be bounced back to mediocrity in a year's time.

It might be said that we in America have made a virtue of mediocrity.

Mediocrity was a constant in the team during the first half of the decade.

He has no patience with mediocrity on the set or at a dinner table.

But they can take some satisfaction with this measure of mediocrity.

To the financial market these guys are a bunch of mediocrities.

Sometimes people look past a perfect fit and accept mediocrity.