unremarkably

But PC (like it was printed on oh so many software boxes) means windows+intel(or unremarkably compatible).

There is kind of a weird irony gap going on here -- to me it seems unremarkably obvious that all of the over-the-top language in the posting is tongue-in-cheek.

The suggestions that the author makes are unremarkably reasonable and at the same time controversial to people used to the Go way.

Could you perhaps describe how rich democracy that both uses and produces oil should behave if it were to be ⓐ not at all hypotcritical ⓑ unremarkably average ⓒ very hypocritical?

And when I look at the sentences they are describing, it's just someone using an unremarkably intelligent and varied vocabulary.

The Mac's 25th anniversary went by rather unremarkably under Steve's management, if I remember correctly.

Every time I see one, it's being driven unremarkably - ie just like everyone else.

Your scenario requires the image (not the hash, but the regular human-perceptible image) to be both unremarkably innocent and incontrovertibly damning at the same time.

At best, this will fizzle, or go off unremarkably.

Still, they both seem unremarkably like toasters to me.

The most typical answer, unremarkably, is that it's because they are aware they are complicit, yet they are still uncomfortable with that being in the air and light.

I thought this too, but I started paying more attention and I realised that the vast majority of taxi drivers were driving entirely unremarkably.

Is there really anything more to this story than: "A human quite unremarkably crashed a car into another car, as happens millions of times a year"?

I feel like there are way, way too many men living a “normal, unremarkably good nor bad” life to sustain a bimodal conclusion.

My opinion is a good "boring" business is something that passes unremarkably at Thanksgiving and will never be on magazine covers, also good competition to prove the market is strong enough to have another entrant If you can tell someone what the business is and they go "So anyway"...

>My opinion is a good "boring" business is something that passes unremarkably at Thanksgiving and will never be on magazine covers, also good competition to prove the market is strong enough to have another entrant That is exactly like what I was talking about.