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His steps were uninventive and his dramatic ideas grew fuzzy.

Elliot Smith holds the notion that- a. Man is uninventive by nature.

The film's strength is its actors, but they can't overcome the bland, uninventive screenplay.

Yet his work is hardly unvaried or uninventive.

But with mostly uninventive melodies, predictably orchestrated, Rodgers was saying: yes.

In a plot-driven show, musical embellishment so uninventive appears intrusive.

He furthly states that the uninventive rhymes and the unvarying subject matter take their toll.

The cinematography was uninventive, the dialogue overheated, the conceits prosaic.

All the oils in this show were portraits of young men, sensitively painted but uninventive in design.

How uninventive of them all.

Yet these solos are oddly uninventive.

Mr. Montgomery's pictures are lovely enough to make uninventive floral arrangements look better than they are.

Detractors dismissed him as a sentimental technician whose movies were increasingly slick, uninventive and occasionally foolish.

As a catchall explanation for many of her son's problems, this type of maternal character says more about uninventive writing than bad child rearing.

Its desserts are uninventive and unexceptional.

In a nation that has long stressed rote learning over creative thinking, the university has been criticized for graduating smart but uninventive minds.

Charlotte knew she should glean as much as she possibly could, but her brain seemed sluggish and uninventive.

Russ Breimeier of Christianity Today, however, felt the lyrics in the song were uninventive.

In peace and war alike the unimaginative, uninventive man is a burthen and a retardation, as he never was before in the world's history.

Mars Needs Moms: 'uninventive and creepily sentimental'.

Ye, not uninventive, Gualches!

This was a highly uninventive explanation when one considers the Comyn family pacified the province of Moray in the early 13th-century.

Although uninventive, Bonheur's work was technically proficient and diligently observed, thanks in part to the menagerie she kept at her estate near Fontainebleau.

Particular praise was given to the lyrics and the album's overall concept, but some critics felt the album's sound was mediocre and uninventive.