Sentence examples similar to Insipid expression from inspiring English sources
The bullet hole made everything that appeared on the set look insipid, if not ludicrous.
"Insipid modern buildings," he says.
ISTANBUL — "Goat droppings" is the polite translation for a graphic Turkish expression that describes something insipid: The idea is that goat pellets are relatively inoffensive, lacking the quality of real dung.
But Joan Rivers (phooey!), Phyllis George (insipid), Bryant Gumbel (officious, overbearing), Jane Pauley (one expression, she just smelled something bad), David Hartman (old stone face, cold, cold, cold).
And I make the movie, and it turns out like Gunslinger, or any other Corman film turgid, insipid, clichéd, confusing, every opportunity for artistic expression intentionally ignored".
But Fisher's erudition has been so watered down by condescension to a reader who, she imagines, is enlightened to discover that "sex is good for you, if... you enjoy this form of exercise and self-expression" that her science is as cartoonish as her advice is insipid and her prose tasteless.
