unoriginality

How To Use unoriginality In A Sentence

• 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.
• Now there's a true conservative's flare for unoriginality.
• 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.
• In that case, they have nobody but themselves to blame for such vapidity and unoriginality. Times, Sunday Times
• But the stance of aggressive unoriginality is still evident in The Proletarian Revolution and the Renegade Kautsky, written in late 1918.
• Don't put it down to your unoriginality and slavish conformity, though - blame the laws of statistical physics. Times, Sunday Times
• In that case, they have nobody but themselves to blame for such vapidity and unoriginality. Times, Sunday Times
• But Campbell's determination, courage and sheer guts save the book from dull unoriginality.
• 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.
• Is the moral of that position that translations must pursue unoriginality as a guarantee of authenticity? The Times Literary Supplement