uncreative

Her hands have never been known to be idle or uncreative.

What other way, then, would another uncreative creature do it?

Sometimes is can come across as superficial, common or uncreative.

Are teachers so uncreative that their students must bring a textbook to class every day?

Why, they asked, would she be interested in something so old-fashioned and uncreative?

The entire report is uncreative and I would even dare to say useless.

Bev: When you only look at the surface value, its very uncreative.

The style of "uncreative writing" has becoming increasingly more popular throughout the years.

I've worked in commercial TV companies – they are the most uncreative places.

So I don't buy the argument that open plan is tidy and therefore uncreative.

They are sworn to preserve it and trained to be uncreative.

Time and again I realized how uncreative my supposedly creative songs were.

It was the most uncreative horror Waldman had ever seen.

There's something deeply uncreative about posing all day as a statue.

Now, in Ottawa, we have homeless people, but by and large they are fairly uncreative.

How uncreative are you that you have to steal ideas from people?

With unemployment still over 8 percent, he may be able to win with this kind of uncreative message.

They are the uncreative folks, so they must be Set to simple tasks.

It cannot be a rote, uncreative variation on the earlier, underlying work.

But they are history neutered of argument, uncreative, essentially dumb.

Their backs looked static, uncreative, and lost on defence.

Sure, it's easy to sit around and complain about arrogant, uncreative pop stars.

Eager to keep the ship of state on an even keel, they were essentially uncreative people.

The hope was that large-scale attractions, which the uncreative masses could simply experience, would draw interest.

He was uncreative but not stupid, a vital cog of empire.