uninventive

How To Use uninventive In A Sentence

• These self-glorifying tropes are exploited in routine, uninventive travelogs promoting the national (cultural and art) heritage and war reportages.
• Like many home-grown films, though, it is let down by uninventive dialogue. The Sun
• Both parties agreed that the addressee is deemed to be unimaginative and uninventive.
• Ungainly and uninventive as they are, this English side could still thrive in this competition.
• In the past archaeologists and anthropologists believed the Neandertals were uninventive and slow creatures.
• Inauthentic, on the one hand; uninventive, on the other. The Times Literary Supplement
• Even so, it was stodgy, uninventive fare from the home backs. Times, Sunday Times
• I'm not saying Neville was an uninteresting or uninventive designer, but he was definitely one who was clear about what he liked and what he didn't like.
• They live in fantasy worlds which make Euro Disney seem uninventive.
• But, surprisingly for a writer of his resourcefulness, most of the invective is monotonously uninventive. Times, Sunday Times