How To Use Uncreative In A Sentence
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Much more, and certainly not the short-term uncreative thinking Taxpayers are being presented with.
America's Overnight Transformation
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Costly because of its wasteful infrastructure of bean-counting, bill-writing, debt-collecting, and uncreative accountancy.
Letters: Unpalatable medicine for the NHS
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And can the most uncreative of people receive flashes of inspiration once their head hits the pillow?
Times, Sunday Times
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It was uncreative, unimaginative and lacking any spark.
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Some eight decades later, John Wolcot seizes on the founder of epic - indeed, of all poetry - as an exemplar of uncreative, unselective, plodding attention to detail.
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It's not that his life was barren, nor was he uncreative, blank, and inartistic.
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The uncreative majority follows along.
Times, Sunday Times
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At school, maths was the driest, most uncreative subject for me.
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He adaptative me of uncreative lil contaminating hotel in los angeles he has and one kludge a ordinal lowan in las morgen with absently hypersensitised.
Rational Review
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What bothers me the most about the film industry is when productions take a mediocre and uncreative script and think that they can turn it into a piece of brilliant artwork by stacking their cast.
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The uncreative tell the creative what to do because they want the bread.
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No one who works for me is an uncreative robot uninterested in science.
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I find it very difficult to comprehend how completely uncoordinated and uncreative people can be with craft activities.
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In this secondary category falls financial control - seen by many as boring, bureaucratic and uncreative.
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an uncreative imagination
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It's boring, uncreative and totally counter-productive.
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Or, if you're feeling uncreative, you can listen to MP3s or FM Radio.
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He concluded that Rachel Maddow is too nice, Chris Matthews too uncreative, and Lawrence O'Donnell too professorially subdued.
Ed Schultz-Jon Stewart Feud Breaks Out
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Some people think that an uncreative individual can not properly be regarded as intelligent, and others strongly disagree.
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Most slogans tend to be boring and uncreative things like ‘building a better tomorrow’ or ‘putting the honesty back in politics.’
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I think it may be something to do with cleaning being low status, uncreative and foul.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sure, a cool ropes course might bring a camper back one year, but probably not for many years if the staff is bored and uncreative.
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She was an expert, albeit very uncreative, programmer but her blog content had almost nothing going for it.
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I find that the speeches made by the Opposition are entirely negative, totally uncreative, and totally unartistic.
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You know how when writers are too lazy/uninspired/uncreative/untalented to come up with a narrative for a piece they're writing, so they just slap together a bunch of small points and entitle it something like "Random Thoughts"?
Archive 2009-05-17
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In this secondary category falls financial control - seen by many as boring, bureaucratic and uncreative.
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In contrast, if group members think he is relatively uncreative, they may deem his ideas to be distracting and even annoying.
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Nor are the old uncreative: innovations often result from the physical contractions of age.
Times, Sunday Times
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Or are we stuck wading through this - the most uncreative kind of marketing - for the rest of our lives?
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He claims that Ebi is uncreative and unintelligent and is nothing more than a parrot.
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It may be personal: feeling unfulfilled, trapped, unsuccessful, uncreative or even broke.
Times, Sunday Times
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He, too, was demonstrating his dissatisfaction with the 'insipid and uncreative' element in politics.
Times, Sunday Times
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These are whiny, uncreative and boring authors.
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It is perhaps the most creative aspect of finance and all these uncreative people worrying about their money makes me guffaw.
Poll of Polls: Obama more popular than his policies
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Regarding subjectivity-whether in a creative or "uncreative" (?) field-whenever people are doing the judging, there's no escaping it.
Lateral Action
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In 1989 I went to the Stanford Business School in California with a typical doctor's view of management: boring, uncreative, and best left to those incapable of doing anything better.
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So if you take it and call it your own, you're just uncreative and have no imagination.
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You might also give a thought to the forthcoming anthology Against Expression Craig Dworkin and Kenneth Goldsmith, eds. that will feature a historical range of so-called "uncreative" writings, or look at some of the transdisciplinary writings published in the Western Front's FRONT magazine, and in the better indie zines and micro-magazines.
Interesting, but it's not literature
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These boring, uncreative cocktail parties seemed to be frequented by the same boring, uncreative people anyway.
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A thought begins to form, that whoever named the parts and actions of a boat did so in an arbitrary and uncreative manner.
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Goldsmith is a wordsmith known for his "uncreative" writing.
University of Toronto -- News@UofT
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And four days later - after trying to pick my brain apart ... (cuz 'I'm kind of uncreative that way ..
Moschikat Diary Entry
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This now seems blinkered and masochistically uncreative.
Times, Sunday Times
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One wonders what kind of uncreative and controlled mind you must have to be eternally fixated on such a managerial question.
IToot Stream
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Yet we're very uncreative when it comes to thinking about our business models differently.
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But they have about them an aura of unreality that leads one to ask, with added urgency in today's global climate of financial and political insecurity: Will the children in their charge, formed as they are by directing their own learning, be able to attend to anything that is "uncreative" and
American Thinker
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In this secondary category falls financial control - seen by many as boring, bureaucratic and uncreative.
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Progress would dry up as creative minds wasted their best years in uncreative apprenticeships, under the sour scrutiny of their elders.