Sentence examples similar to superfluously unchallenging from inspiring English sources

They conformed to "unchallenging" gender stereotypes.

They were unchallenging to the police.

Clegg regarded the 2005 manifesto as incoherent, statist and unchallenging.

When it is, it's as rote, unchallenging turn-based battles.

Clegg regarded the 2005 manifesto as incoherent, statist, pro-producer and unchallenging.

Today's performances of such works render them safe, undisturbing, unchallenging.

Ry Cooder completes his epic California trilogy with an album that is highly commercial and entertaining, but surprisingly unchallenging.

But it is, over all, an evanescent score, its melodic phrases brief and unmemorable, its harmonies and time signatures mostly unchallenging.

The first result was "The Majesty of the Blues," a complex reclamation of the genre by someone who had previously considered it simple, debased, unchallenging.

Now fishing for lakers has become a passion, and like Mr. Kozuha, he has little patience with people who dismiss them as unchallenging to catch.

Subjects such as media and cultural studies, fashion design and consumer software computing are far from professionally irrelevant or academically unchallenging.