unremarkable

They’re used to try to make this rather straightforward and, sorry to say, unremarkable story seem as if it’s more interesting than it actually is.

When G. Ray Hawkins opened the first public gallery in Los Angeles devoted to photography in 1975, the financial rewards were unremarkable.

This came as an unpleasant surprise to economists, who were expecting an unremarkable January report.

She joked that it's the most unremarkable piece of chicken you'll ever eat in your life.

Mangold’s film is a straightforward, unremarkable biopic; Ross’ is an incomparable masterwork.