unoriginal

Further to our point, (better put by you) look how unoriginal we are.

David had come up with something that was extremely unoriginal.

He said the film was unoriginal and very similar to many other films.

He was not only out of step with the avant-garde, but also seen as unoriginal.

Because everyone else is doing it and we're unoriginal.

Originality is the one thing which unoriginal minds cannot feel the use of.

The coconut shrimp, for example, are both unoriginal and excellent.

The comparison to these shows led many critics to describe the show as unoriginal.

There was no room for weak, buggy or unoriginal games.

The works here are in a routine, unoriginal Conceptual vein.

In tonight's unoriginal story ( concluding next week) they must find a 4-year-old kidnapped from school.

It was criticized for being too easy for some and unoriginal.

In an unoriginal attempt at a joke, the rabbi said, "Which one is the man?"

In fact I thought the whole fairy-palace effect was a long way over the top and painfully unoriginal.

The result is an unoriginal, mishmash movie in search of an identity.

"Last Dance," by comparison, comes across as earnest but unoriginal.

The unoriginal words quickly slipped away; the differences of appearance and address stayed.

Totally unoriginal, no effort at all, beyond having the nerve to say it."

Critics found the game to be unoriginal and noted camera problems, but enjoyed the action sequences.

Others, however, label the composition of the album to be bland and unoriginal.

Then, knowing it was an unoriginal and perhaps tactless thing to say: "Who are you?"

But you can accuse architects of being unoriginal, too.

That isn't to say that the works are entirely unoriginal.

Not to be unoriginal, but I can't improve on my predecessor's evaluation.