Sentence examples for a rather uninspired from inspiring English sources

The show itself was a rather uninspired medley of hits by Janet Jackson, Justin Timberlake and others.

Ms. Wisocky, with a wild mane and runway-thin build, is physically well cast, but she's a rather uninspired hysteric, losing her way as her character loses control.

Years later, after a rather uninspired fourth album, "Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk Like a Peasant," the group abandoned its own mythology.

The Unholy Wife (1957) was a rather uninspired noir in which blonde bombshell Diana Dors was cast as a bored wife who tries to kill her husband (Rod Steiger) in order to be with a rodeo rider (Tom Tryon).

Luckily for the crowd in Tel Aviv, McCartney put a bullet through the head of the insipid little peace ditty and opted for the James Bond setpiece that turned around what had been, up until then, a rather uninspired start.

Condon's latest films--sober (but excellent) biopics and a rather uninspired musical adaptation--aren't exactly the sorts of films that have rabid adolescent girls storming the box office.

Houbraken was a competent if rather uninspired academic painter, but his De Groote Schouburgh is the single most important source of information about the great Dutch painters of the 17th century.

It was, and rather uninspired at that.

But it seemed rather uninspired to me.

His constituents are, with some exceptions, rather uninspired this year, he revealed.

Stuart Heritage wrote a piece on the subject, and our readers chimed in below the line with their scepticism of this rather uninspired list.