Unimaginative

From the unimaginative sequel that sets them off on their journey to the stories they try to craft in a coffee shop, the episode creates multiple horror movie parodies.

It’s not just that the MSM types are so in the bag for the Democrats, it’s also that they’re so unimaginative and lazy about it.

I would never describe myself as “a glass half-full person” because it’s such an irritating and unimaginative cliché, but nor am I necessarily a glass half-empty person.

Reintroducing the monthly environmental practice is nothing but a feeble and unimaginative surrender to nostalgia.

Synonymous with something bland or unimaginative, vanilla is often a neutral flavour to be adorned by something more exciting.

I’m not a public servant but find the blanket accusation that public servants and their legal staff are timid, unimaginative, manipulative pygmies in any context offensive.

They’re really insulting the intelligence of the Guyanese people by being so unimaginative about the ploys they are deploying.

But given how much the web has changed in the past 30 years, it would be defeatist and unimaginative to assume that the web as we know it can’t be changed for the better in the next 30.

Her "worst nightmare” can’t possibly be as unimaginative as her son’s incarceration.

President of the EU Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, and EU Council President Donald Tusk have shown themselves to be stubborn, unimaginative and keener on political point scoring than securing a Withdrawal deal which is best for everyone.

Quasimodo’s disability is clumsily handled by an able-bodied actor and an unimaginative costume department.

Speaking ahead of the paper, Sir Tim said it would be 'unimaginative' to assume that the web could not be changed for the better given how far it has already come in three decades.

For most of the album’s 17 tracks, his delivery is unimaginative; it’s as if he’s convinced that the best way to sidestep any haters is by following in Migos’s footsteps.

The cops are here.") They've certainly found a rich little seam of comedy gold in the placid and unimaginative townsfolk facing off against demonic possession in a manner that's perplexed, certainly, but not in any way alarmed.

There are no comments needed — the titles are a tell-all of how atrocious and unimaginative they — and the remainder of this album — genuinely are.

The talent around him was thin, and the game plans were unimaginative.

Although may of the art historians of the early 20th century, including Erwin Panofsky and Max Jakob Friedländer saw him as a painter who did little but distill the style of others and painted in an archaic and unimaginative style.

Berlioz's attempts to carve out an operatic career for himself were thwarted by an unimaginative musical establishment.