Sentence examples for unoriginal idea from inspiring English sources
Calling for the reform of the M.Div. is perhaps the most unoriginal idea I have suggested here.
It's best to make fun of their unoriginal idea first, but in a noncommittal way that lets them know you're not a can't-get-my-hair-wet blanket.
* *Even More Petty Bitch Than Usual voice* I do also just want to say that Ex on the Beach is already a show, and I think it is A BIT RICH of whoever has the reins at Love Island to not only ruin the only objectively nice thing on television – and indeed, in the world – but to ruin it with an unoriginal idea, but that's just my opinion.
Instead they offer breasts, penis jokes and a cavalcade of wildly unoriginal ideas.
I mean he is mind-numbingly unoriginal and can't even express those unoriginal ideas in a politically adept manner.
Instead, suggests Ritchie, "you can strive to develop a unique blend of different unoriginal ideas that, when you put 'em all together, embody you or your festival or your museum or your book – or whatever form that project takes.
As I noted in the column, one of the striking things about Aslan's depiction of a political Jesus intent on setting up an earthly kingdom is that his protagonist ends up being relatively boring: The actual figure of Jesus recedes into a larger portrait of revolutionary turmoil, and the Nazarene becomes just another rabble-rouser with relatively unoriginal ideas.
Must be some sort of unoriginal-idea discount.
Although the early Portuguese cantigas now seem unoriginal in idea and conventional in metrical form and expression, the poems contain examples of the rare musical qualities characteristic of later Portuguese lyrics.
The video received mixed reviews from critics, who complimented the fashion but called the idea unoriginal.
Musk, who counts helping to found PayPal as one of his more mundane achievements, has pursued unoriginal but underexplored ideas – such as electric vehicles and space travel – with terrific flair and increasing commercial returns.
