Sentence examples for nothing particularly original from inspiring English sources

There is nothing particularly original about these complaints.

The plot is worked out well enough, though there is nothing particularly original about its ingredients.

There's nothing particularly original about Tarrant's obsession with a long history of Europeans killing Muslims.

Of course, there's nothing particularly original about the progressives' campaign, either politically or policy-wise.

There's nothing particularly original about it, but it's a pleasure to find a band whose antics don't consist solely of tugging at Ian Curtis's rope.

There is nothing particularly original about the series — "The Drew Carey Show" was set in Cleveland, and even the depiction of Cleveland as a Xanadu for single women comes secondhand — but novelty isn't everything.

Nothing is particularly original or challenging.

While nothing was particularly original the styling was good, the models looked fantastic and the clothes had nice proportions and good tailoring.

Most mental-health professionals say there is nothing particularly startling or even original about Dr. Glasser's views on personal responsibility and relationships.

It must be emphasized, once again, that there is nothing original, and nothing particularly American about Beck's tactics.

Not a particularly original premise, and nothing illuminating emerges from the apparently improvised chatter.