How To Use Unoriginal In A Sentence
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The critics call its recipes bland, unhelpful, unoriginal and unhealthy.
The Sun
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In that case, they have nobody but themselves to blame for such vapidity and unoriginality.
Times, Sunday Times
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But Campbell's determination, courage and sheer guts save the book from dull unoriginality.
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He called the new building unoriginal and said that it merely aped the classical traditions.
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It seems as though the adult view of my generation is unoriginal.
Times, Sunday Times
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I didn't enjoy the format and found the thing tired and unoriginal.
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Don't put it down to your unoriginality and slavish conformity, though - blame the laws of statistical physics.
Times, Sunday Times
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All the way through there are phrases, paraphrases and constructions that strike me as unoriginal.
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The band's cuteness factor is off the charts, but it feels sort of self-designed, unoriginal and lame.
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Perhaps the medical staff at their clubs should ban this inane and unoriginal routine.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sometimes sharp writing and tremendous actor chemistry can revitalize unoriginal and boring material.
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It's stale, unoriginal, formulaic, repetitive, and shows as much originality and passion as a tribute band.
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Cheesy and unoriginal is a better description.
The Sun
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A victim of its own success, and the influence it had on subsequent films, its conceits seem stale and unoriginal today.
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In short there's little to recommend this tired and unoriginal movie, and very little in it that hasn't been endlessly recycled before.
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his life had been unoriginal, conforming completely to the given pattern
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The tale itself is distinctly unoriginal - almost originally so.
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My initial snap judgment was that it was unoriginal and rather boring, but as I got to know it and the performers better, I found it infinitely touching.
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I always hate unoriginal and uninspired titles, but apparently I also specialise in them.
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Awful because it's such a lame and unoriginal hack job full of tired ideas dressed up with pretty lighting.
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I stood there at my sister's threshold, unbraiding my hair, feeling very old and very unoriginal.
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Drop the unoriginal, vanilla stories and go for the ones that leave a strong, vivid impression.
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Do we think there's no such thing as bad art: poorly written novels, cliched and unoriginal paintings, unconvincingly acted films?
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It's all bland, unoriginal pap that will only appeal to the nostalgia-seekers of the original BSB generation.
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That will only stifle your creativity and could make your writing seem dry and unoriginal.
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We are certainly sure they come across that way to someone whose argument is witless, humourless, unoriginal, lazy and just plain tiresome.
Archive 2007-01-01
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These affect an air of tired superiority in a world of unoriginal humorists.
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This essay manages to be dull, unoriginal and strange all at the same time.
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Listening to this CD, I discovered depths of bad music, bad programming, and unoriginality I never even knew existed.
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Instead, I saw my memories as they were viewed by millions every week: corny, unoriginal, and uninteresting.
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Is the moral of that position that translations must pursue unoriginality as a guarantee of authenticity?
The Times Literary Supplement
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But it was brilliant precisely because it was utterly unoriginal.
Times, Sunday Times
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The very unoriginality of the slogans points to the fact that they're not in the authorial voice but are more description of the cultural landscape.
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Unoriginal soundtracky slop that sacrifices story and melody for statement and style.
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I always hate unoriginal and uninspired titles, but apparently I also specialise in them.
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Waiting for her at the gate was the neighbour's tabby tomcat who bore the unoriginal name of Tiger.
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D alated to commercial ice machines from fireroom practicably his leicestershire that the cuboidal fortunella is to centralised the zigadene and middling poultry flashily unoriginal.
Rational Review
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the manuscript contained unoriginal emendations
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Lisa, you don't need the money and you certainly could find better ways to spend it than hiring unoriginal hacks with whom to collaborate.
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Thanks to oursin, I now have a Vox space, as intertext I'm so unoriginal.
Busy busy busy, tired tired tired
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The opinions expressed by callers are consistently unoriginal and dull.
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It seems that uni, and me in particular, tends to attract these enthusiastic, unoriginal dull types.
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Students were impressed by his unoriginal thoughts on the capitalist system.
Times, Sunday Times
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But it's all a little too straight, too safe and too unoriginal.
The Sun
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Drop the unoriginal, vanilla stories and go for the ones that leave a strong, vivid impression.
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I read that as a clear statement that she still holds to her transphobic views – and the subtext is as obnoxious as it is heavy-handed and unoriginal.
Tonight we’re going to party like it’s 1985
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Irish directors are the root of the problem, he says: an expletive-laden diatribe against their complacency and unoriginality demonstrates the depth of his feeling on the subject.
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Suddenly, my comfortable city life seemed boring and unoriginal.
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However, a Workers Online search of industrial insults painted the manager's effort as both unoriginal and lame.
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Guilty of being vastly unoriginal, insipid, boring, and just downright horrible!
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These dorks are the most unoriginal losers out there.
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It was held in abeyance last year, as no candidate was considered sufficiently unoriginal.
The Times Literary Supplement
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It is unoriginal, portentous and entirely pointless.
Times, Sunday Times
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So the problem isn't that these things are unoriginal: it's that they're perceived as being original when they're not.
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Nobody absconds with and remarkets another artist's plundering of yet another artist's unoriginal work quite like Flo Rida," remarked one admiring industry insider.
John Baxter: Flo Rida Has Spellbound Critics Wondering Where He Gets It
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If only the director could come to terms with the fact that his dramatic tendencies are hokey and unoriginal.
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Insofar as the European constitution mentions the free market, it is simply banal and unoriginal.
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Some would argue it's incredibly unoriginal, and just a rehash of old ideas, but I disagree.
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Look, you guys can say all you like that this was unoriginal or derivative, but I've seen the films he's ripping off and you know what?
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He called the new building unoriginal and said that it merely aped the classical traditions.
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It's all bland, unoriginal pap that will only appeal to the nostalgia-seekers of the original BSB generation.
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But the stance of aggressive unoriginality is still evident in The Proletarian Revolution and the Renegade Kautsky, written in late 1918.
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In that case, they have nobody but themselves to blame for such vapidity and unoriginality.
Times, Sunday Times
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Contestants are rewarded for unoriginality and short-term profit gains, proving that the spirit of Enron will continue to thrive as long as audiences deem The Apprentice a hit, rather than giving it the miss it deserves.
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A splog is a type of blog known as a “spam blog” which may or may not use unoriginal content.
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With plain, unoriginal style, it depicted the front side of a manor.
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Waiting for her at the gate was the neighbour's tabby tomcat who bore the unoriginal name of Tiger.
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Its problems run a lot deeper than a weak, unoriginal plot or lame actors, however.
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Now there's a true conservative's flare for unoriginality.