Sentence examples for relatively unoriginal from inspiring English sources
It's a substantial and troubling but relatively unoriginal movie.
It is a relatively unoriginal diss – Michael Jackson called Sony head Tommy Mottola "devilish" in 2002 during his long dispute with the label – it is also incorrect.
As I noted in the column, one of the striking things about Aslan's depiction of a political Jesus intent on setting up an earthly kingdom is that his protagonist ends up being relatively boring: The actual figure of Jesus recedes into a larger portrait of revolutionary turmoil, and the Nazarene becomes just another rabble-rouser with relatively unoriginal ideas.
There's also an irksome influx of self-deprecation on the home-grown comedy network: Josh Kwondike Bar on Vine makes relatively unoriginal videos about waking up with narrow vision, and Asians on YouTube also always comment on their naggy Asian parents or the communal drive to improve your SAT score or MCAT score.
Despite the episode having a somewhat unoriginal villain and a "relatively simple" solution, Brian Lowry of Variety deemed the series' debut as "a promising plunge into the darkness".
How unoriginal can one be?
Unoriginal writing or deliberate taunt?
She thinks it unoriginal, "undesirable".
