Sentence examples for particularly uninspiring from inspiring English sources

And it was particularly uninspiring that back in 2009, the England women's cricket team was barely reported upon in UK newspapers – despite winning the world cup.

Partly it's down to the kind of vapid, stereotypes that musicals have to work with - and Rent's gallery of drag queens, performance artists, and exotic dancers are particularly uninspiring, shoehorned as they are into a plot that tremulously borrows from Puccini's floridly tubercular La Bohème.

But then there were these particularly uninspiring bottom-of-the-barrel jokes, jokes solely for the sake of being dark.

The third base history in recent years has been particularly uninspiring, based on the Opening Day carousel at the position: Chone Figgins in 2009, Brandon Wood in '10, Maicer Izturis in '11, Mark Trumbo in '12, Alberto Callaspo in '13.

GameSpot also criticized the games' graphical detail, calling the low polygon count on the vehicles "particularly uninspiring" and saying that the "track detail is also very limited, giving the track a spartan feel to it".

Of course the royal family is a totally offensive concept and these royals in particular are especially uninspiring, but just treat it as a national holiday with a particularly nationalistic bent.

He spent all that time in intensive care, first in his local hospital and then in one of New York City's premier teaching institutions, a particularly grubby and uninspiring place.

Rather than leading to a widely predicted first-round win for Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the fight has thrown Iran's ebullient, controversial president on the defensive.Until very recently the field of challengers looked uninspiring, particularly after the abrupt withdrawal of Muhammad Khatami, a liberal reformer who won overwhelming victories to serve as president from 1997-2005.

That kind of talk is both uninspired and uninspiring.

But it is difficult to imagine that any could be as uninspiring and banal, particularly given its pedigree and promise.

A thoroughly uninspiring but largely not-particularly-embarrassing qualifying campaign saw them finish, as expected, as runners-up to Spain in Group H. Then came the debacle in Kiev, where Didier Deschamps side made a right old l'oreille de porc of it.