Sentence examples for almost insipid from inspiring English sources

He partly attributes this to the nature of the Philadelphia roll, "the almost insipid fluffiness of the centre, combined with the light crackle of the crust".

But Zach Grenier, outfitted in off-white instead of Tartuffe's usual clerical black, submerges his character's oiliness in a bland, almost insipid exterior.

Yonah Acosta, for instance, is far more outstanding than he should be for the glinting, avaricious swagger with which he portrays Birbanto; for all the beauty of Vadim Muntagirov's dancing and partnerwork, his Conrad looks almost insipid by comparison.

When you're used to the narrative craftiness of Stephen King, William Peter Blatty, or almost any novel you can pick up in an airport, wafty stories about insipid girls running scared through the countryside really won't do.

Faux shockery at its most insipid.

It's the most insipid story you'll read today.

Steve Clarke's men were not as stellar as City had been but, though United rallied towards the end, the sense was of a home display almost as insipid as the one they turned in during that 166th edition of the local squabble.

It was much better received but almost as insipid as Kendall Jenner's Pepsi-sponsored trip to the barricades.

There was something insipid, almost timid about their approach against Spain, but that isn't the biggest problem.

The second worst must be the watering-down of education into almost a warm, insipid soup – where education in some ways tries to make up for the social limitations that the children live under.

The candor is insipid, and almost admirable.