Sentence examples for something as insipid from inspiring English sources
Why book a singer who's best known for screaming like a witch in a wind tunnel, and then give her something as insipid as this to sing?
The GQ cover is as insipid as some late Victorian mythic erotica.
8.49pm: Little Mix's version of the winner's song is just as insipid as Marcus's.
Not even something as yummy as caramel.
It was much better received but almost as insipid as Kendall Jenner's Pepsi-sponsored trip to the barricades.
The self-important language of games was devalued as insipid, egotistical.
Or maybe she could have changed her line to something insultingly insipid, given that everyone else basically did that anyway.
The only single, "Press," was dismissed as a silly sex song, and the rest of the material was derided as insipid and uninspired.
In the nineteenth century, Smith's happy view of life in commercial society was rejected by the Romantics as insipid and by the Marxists as naïve, a mask for the despair of alienation.
Things that once seemed terribly important, and remain so to others, now strike you as insipid.
Neil Lennon labelled Celtic as "insipid" after their 1-0 Champions League defeat by Ajax but says their last 16 hopes remain alive.
