unimaginative

Other parents found the teaching in their public schools unimaginative.

He has no technical knowledge, and is by nature unimaginative.

Even unimaginative people can imagine very dark things under such conditions.

No, it was perfectly all right, just a little unimaginative.

But that is an unimaginative solution: anyone can give money away.

That seems to be a very boring and unimaginative world.

With most women that would have been unimaginative or even boring.

He knew that she thought him to be a stiff and unimaginative person.

The doctor was young, unimaginative, and delighted with the case.

The unimaginative pilot would do as he was told without asking questions.

Like its author, the report was unimaginative stuff but reliable.

For a minute the unimaginative words of cop writing held his interest.

"The programs are so unimaginative that I can only look at the whole thing now with extreme distance."

The boy hoped (or was he too unimaginative to hope?

This police sergeant was a man of fifty, unimaginative and difficult.

Every decision was unimaginative and based on economics, according to Hammer.

Instead it is an unimaginative extension of his failed policies.

So the Giants won with a fierce, but unimaginative, running game.

The terms that we have offered the applicant states are unimaginative and mean.

For the most part it was a bloody, unimaginative slaughter.

I was feeling very unimaginative myself at the moment.

How was it that the Colonel's assumptions were so unimaginative?

But still there was a remarkably unimaginative range of designs.

The selection of food was sturdy and unimaginative, but looked well prepared.

I cannot reach back and claim that being's unimaginative heart."