Sentence examples for seems uninspired from inspiring English sources
The tribe's repackaging of the natural world seems uninspired, hasty, expensive.
High casualties in Iraq are the main reason, but the public also seems uninspired by much of this reform agenda.
Though it ranked first in this weekend's box office tallies, scoring ticket sales of $45.6 million in the United States, according to studio estimates, that sum seems uninspired, especially considering reports that the film cost Time Warner $200 million to produce and market.
Comedy now in America, at least, seems uninspired, a captive of its commercial sponsors.
Those expectations now seem uninspired.
Mr. Muti conducted competently, but the music making often seemed uninspired and perfunctory.
The market seemed uninspired by news of the $45 billion purchase by General Electric of Honeywell International.
His strict middle-class morality may seem uninspired, but, as his biographers T. C.
On any other day at Augusta National Golf Club, Mickelson's round might seem uninspired, but hardly newsworthy.
In contrast to Wellstone and Rivers, Domenici can seem uninspired, even inarticulate, in making his case.
He's made Hillary Clinton, with her wonkish, pragmatic approach to politics, seem uninspired.
