Sentence examples for terribly inventive from inspiring English sources

It may not be terribly inventive, but it is satisfying.

Ms. Miller does a thorough if not terribly inventive job of inhabiting the Meir of Mr. Gibson's script.

Before this, Dan and I were having regular sex, in every sense: a couple of times a week, not terribly inventive.

Many kudos and criticisms have been directed at Tom Stoppard over his nearly fifty-year career — terribly inventive, too intellectual — yet few if any reviewers of his increasingly ambitious work have ever called him generous.

Yes, I occasionally get irritated when the steps in front of my house are littered with paper menus from two or three Chinese restaurants of the sort that seem to acquire their food from one gigantic kitchen, presided over in a dictatorial but not terribly inventive way by General Tso.

The standard alliterative lineup of antipasti, panini, pizza, pasta, pollo and pesce -- as well as soups, salads, veal dishes and dolci -- will not excite diners familiar with the rustic art of Mario Batali, but most of the food is well executed, if not terribly inventive.

What a terribly fun, inventive and gorgeous tale, efficiently told.

Not bad, but not too terribly interesting or inventive.

In many ways Avram is Israel -- brilliant, witty, intelligent, inventive -- and yet terribly psychically wounded by a war that never ends.

Scarcely anything is original - it's very hard to be totally inventive, so I'm not terribly interested in originality.

"His work with the insulin pump brought a great deal of recognition to Hopkins for an inventive and effective approach to a terribly difficult condition," Weisfeldt said.