In fact, the most remarkable thing about them was that they were all alike studiously unremarkable.

The earliest and the only one to bear the signature of Eliza Haywood at the end of the dedication was borrowed from the multifarious and unremarkable literary wares of Charles de Fieux, Chevalier de Mouhy.

A dark snake, unremarkable.

Martyr's Worthy, a mile farther, has a Norman arch to the doorway of its church, but is otherwise unremarkable.

This place is unremarkable in itself but must be mentioned for its beautiful and picturesque situation.

Ansty village, seven miles from Shaftesbury, is unremarkable in itself, but has close by it one of the most picturesque and historic ruins in Wiltshire.

Although of no great height and unremarkable in outline, the splendour of the colouring, especially after August is past, of the woods that cover the sides of the undulating billows of chalk is unforgettable.

The church is unremarkable except that the nave has Norman pillars with arches of a later date above them.

(eagerly and wistfully scanning my face, as if trying to read my character through the mask of my pale skin, and small and unremarkable features).

"An absurdly unremarkable head!