Sentence examples for not inventive enough from inspiring English sources

"And if the examiner raises an objection that the invention is not inventive enough, we can submit arguments demonstrating to the examiner that our invention is not obvious in the light of what has previously been done".

The producer of Monsters, Allan Niblo, said: "People are not inventive enough".

Yet for the most part, the choreography is not inventive enough to justify its length.

The visitors' passing was not inventive enough to prise a diligent Fulham apart, and Wenger's side seemed a lot like skint philanthropists – full of worthy intentions but lacking the ability to implement them.

Bellow isn't quite inventive enough and Gaddis, worthy yet outmanoeuvred by Faulkner, has fallen.

Perhaps because it never leaves the real world behind, Letterman's show isn't always inventive enough to be truly side-splittingly funny.

And in his physical manner he manages to be both too big and not engaging or inventive enough.

"We had enough of the ball to hurt them but I didn't think we were inventive enough around the box.

"I just don't think Sky are being inventive enough when it comes to the BCCI banning them from showing HawkEye predictions," says Paul Billington. "Surely they're not banned from rendering their own interpretation of it using Windows Paint?" WICKET!

Sex is treated in standard romcom style (ie there isn't any) and despite its plethora of cute fantasy sequences, it is nowhere near inventive enough to earn the Annie Hall tag.

And science is nothing if not inventive.