The best way to describe the Sun in comparison to other stars would be "Average Brightness compared to most stars." While the Sun is one of the brighter stars in our immediate vicinity and is classified as a G-type main-sequence star (or G dwarf), many stars are significantly brighter (like giant or supergiant stars), and others are fainter (like red dwarfs). Overall, its brightness is typical when considering the entire population of stars in the universe.
The best way to describe the Sun in comparison to other stars would be:
Dimmer then most stars
Brighter then most stars
Average Brightness compared to most stars
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