Sentence examples for more uninspired from inspiring English sources

There are plenty more uninspired performances yet to come.

I was unprepared, having missed "Les Misérables" onstage, for the remarkable battle that flames between music and lyrics, each vying to be more uninspired than the other.

It is blocked on the west by a banal brick apartment building, on the north by another apartment tower and, beyond that, by the new Time Warner Center, at Columbus Circle, which looks all the more uninspired in comparison.

This latter accomplishment is unlikely though because I'm feeling more and more uninspired towards social television these days.

Hopefully some of them will be more than uninspired clones of the original.

The problem is quantification--or more accurately, uninspired quantification.

Will we be subjected to more unprofessional, uninspired, and off-tune performances, or have the judges seen the light and advanced a top 24 who will knock our socks off with every performance?

And with Friedkin's slickly proficient but impersonal direction, the picture amounts to little more than an uninspired, almost perfunctory exercise in "big game" manipulations.

But it feels uninspired, more like a festival obligation (it was planned in conjunction with the Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts) than like a flash of curatorial inspiration.

As Samuel A. Schreiner Jr. shows in his more inclusive but uninspired book, "The Passionate Beechers," family alliances ran clear across the sex divide, with Beecher brothers and sisters alike drawing on Christian doctrine to make a case for a more just America.

Saab cockpits, until quite recently, were said to be modeled on those of Saab fighter planes (used by several NATO and non-NATO powers), but now resemble more closely the uninspired cabins of GM's cars.