Sentence examples for unchallenging from inspiring English sources

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

They were unchallenging to the police.

Pizzicato strings and electro synthesizers, house beats and new wave rock, electric pianos and phantom choirs, carnival rhythms and reverbed spaghetti-Western guitar all cruised by with smiley efficiency: a suave, unchallenging pleasure.

I'M suspicious of workouts that don't give the same kind of cardio buzz that running and plyometrics do, and I often write off these so-called softer exercise routines as unchallenging.

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

He takes a sideswipe at the newspaper in which his ad appears for its "unchallenging" coverage of weapons inspections: "We see chaos in the Baghdad streets but no WMDs".

Worsley's detractors accuse her of practicing an unchallenging Hello!

That's because both shows are fundamentally conservative institutions, privileging the familiar and the unchallenging.

His guitarist seals a hugely enjoyable (if unchallenging) set with some of Glastonbury's finest shredding.

But in some music they can sometimes be a little unchallenging.

Aside from the whiff of sexism, to suggest the book is flowery and unchallenging is unjust.