uninspired

Then it's quickly back to the uninspired business at hand.

I take one look and think how uninspired I'd be to read that.

What is the point of such a very uninspired article?

As a group, the Bulls were uninspired for too long.

The uninspired performance was good enough for me, under the circumstances.

He said most of his menus on board have been uninspired.

She felt weak and uninspired but actually led after the four events.

But although the food was acceptable, I found it uninspired.

But he always had an answer for musicians who found themselves feeling uninspired.

But my goals were so uninspired: only to get married and have a family.

But the uninspired Caesar had only size going for it.

Nothing wrong with that, of course, but in certain contexts it seems uninspired.

"Several players quit the team and some of the kids seemed to be uninspired," he said.

For a time an uninspired silence hung over the room.

It was too uninspired a role, and he considered himself a poet before anything else.

He was an uninspired student, held back in the seventh grade.

"We had a lot of songs that just felt uninspired to me," he says.

He has, after all, turned an uninspired space into a magic kingdom.

Too much comes in the uninspired prose of the business pages.

Usually what he has to say is dreary and uninspired.

At the time many critics felt their efforts were flat, and the show itself uninspired.

The family returned home in the rain, uninspired and unhappy.

He had been doing a competent but uninspired job, and now it would never be finished.

"There is no future for the left in defending uninspired bureaucrats."

An uninspired local director or a sour economy can undermine a school.