Sentence examples for It derivative from inspiring English sources

Owen Gleiberman of Entertainment Weekly gave the film a B minus, calling it "derivative and messy and too nonsensical for its own good".

Horror fans may indulge this movie; I found it derivative and forced.

Others called it derivative of the work of artists like Marcel Duchamp and Claes Oldenburg.

Variety called it "derivative," veering from "sitcom slapstick to wannabe black comedy".

In describing some of Mr. Gras's work at L2O in terms of other restaurants' trademark gems, I'm not calling it derivative.

But in one story that Mr. Wexler never cared to repeat, he didn't want to pursue rights to the first Beatles album because he found it "derivative" and because he so preferred artists like Aretha Franklin and Otis Redding.

We get it, it's derivative, but does that make it bad?

I'm irritated by its derivative nature – it's not so much Italian as Batali-an.

On "Woman," she sings it and its derivatives over and over again, employing it like a happy cudgel.

Behind all of this is — you guessed it — derivatives.

DWS provides the investment bank with opportunities to sell it derivatives.