Sentence examples for somewhat insipid from inspiring English sources
It features a somewhat insipid storybook-like narrative written by Sjón, an Icelandic poet and long-time collaborator.
Pesto made in a food processor tends to require extra olive oil and in my view, the machine is too harsh on the ingredients, making both the texture and flavour somewhat insipid.
Against a somewhat insipid DC United outfit, Jesse Marsch's Supporters Shieldd winners found goalscoring chances at a premium – contesting two rather flavourless legs, with only a single notched in each game.
While still in her teens, she became infatuated with William Siddons, a handsome but somewhat insipid actor in her father's company; such an attachment, though, had the disapproval of her parents, who wished her to accept the offer of a squire.
Carpenter, the seventies soft-rock superstar who died in 1983 of heart failure brought on by anorexia, put ten songs in the top five with her brother Richard; they ranged from the wide-eyed "(They Long to Be) Close to You" to the somewhat insipid "Sing".
Overall, it was a fairly insipid match.
In Champions League and Europa League ties, as well as international qualification playoffs, it is often claimed that the consequence of an away goal weighs too heavy on the minds of players, only succeeding in making big games somewhat stodgy and insipid, robbing the continental game of its inherent spectacle.
This pretty, buoyant wine surpasses many insipid Italian pinot grigios.
(Putnam's, $17.95). Short stories in an amiable, somewhat cynical spirit; the author's characters take chances and strive; they know life is empty and insipid, but don't suspect themselves of making it so.
