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96 examples of Unimaginative in a sentence

But what I find so boring and so old-fashioned and so unimaginative about his take on that is that America first means everyone else last, that making America great again means making everybody else small again, and it's just not true.
So has anyone asked you, as a manager, "Do you want to hire dull and unimaginative people?"
I'm just an ad man ... ... but it strikes me as a slightly unimaginative way of improving a train journey merely to make it shorter.
The unimaginative title basically says it all: A group of mostly unknown actors converge on an island where a government experiment to grow giant vegetables has gone wrong.
This is an irredeemably stupid, boring, unimaginative, lazily put together piece of garbage.
On top of the fact that Skylar is a complete douche bag and his cons are unimaginative, his schemes require way to much preparation to make any of his scams worth while.
It's a nice score and the best thing in an otherwise crude, boring, lewd, unimaginative, and ridiculous film essentially about a group of Moes finding a woman for the first time and, first wanting to eat her like some animal, being taught what she could do.
I know it is one of the earliest efforts at moviemaking, but this 15-minute picture is unimaginative and poorly shot.
If a movie has an unimaginative, hackneyed story and bland characters it needs to make up for it by being really, really funny.
Millions of Euros were spent to perpetuate boring and unimaginative German film-making.
Ugly in every way: unimaginative script, static point of view, putrid clothing, ghastly hair, unlikable actors, and one truly gratuitous rape-and-strangulation scene.
The plot is simple and unimaginative.
Rather unimaginative direction, too.
Unimaginative and thoroughly modern new facets to character personalities such as religious zealotry in Crane or wanderlust in good old Bram Bones ruin the story's intent and betray a severe lack of talent by the filmmakers.
Wow, this movie really sucked down below the normal scale of dull, boring, and unimaginative films I've seen recently.
So many teenagers now are unimaginative and are scared to express themselves.
It's all tiresome, slow moving, unimaginative drivel.
I can only guess that the unimaginative writers of this piece thought that D&D style games are form of evil ritual or arcane worship.
Terrible acting, dialogue that was unimaginative and pathetic (let alone completely inappropriate for supposedly being in the 1800s), and oh, did I mention a battery pack prominently displayed on the back of one of the characters?
Bottom of the barrel, unimaginative, and practically unwatchable remake of THE ROAD WARRIOR.
Unfortunately, the film offers bland, unimaginative direction from Michael Winner who wastes an outstanding cast with a screenplay massing crater-sized plot-holes.
Cheap, amateurish, unimaginative, exploitative... but don't think it'll have redeeming amusement value.
Jeffrey Hornaday's choreography for the film is dull and unimaginative and doesn't hold a candle to Michael Bennett' original staging and when you're making a movie about dancers, the choreography has to be special.
Stranger Than Fiction has nothing new to say about anything, no characters beyond the most unimaginative stereotypes, and relies on a clunky central concept that is neither particularly original nor dealt with in a vaguely innovative way.
The voice cast is impressive (Albert Brooks, Julie Kavner, Reni Santoni, John Leguizamo, Garry Shandling, Ellen DeGeneres, Paul Reubens, Brian Doyle-Murray) but the script is so unimaginative, charmless and depressingly unfunny that the whole thing rattles down the bin chute pretty quickly.
The music is crap and the use of filming locations is very unimaginative.
The first 40 minutes of film is something of a slow piece of Mexican soft porn, and unimaginative soft porn at that.
I guess it's useful for historical purposes only, or only to demonstrate how stupid and unimaginative Hollywood writers can be.
I wish I could say that this show was unusual in it's banality,but it is usual in every way.It has the dumb husband,his smarter but boring and conventional wife, along with the idiotic sidekick for "comic" relief-it sorely needs it.Stale predictable jokes, with even more predictable reactions from the laughtrack, punctuate this noxious mental narcotic's nauseatingly unimaginative plot lines to leave me either physically ill, or in a deep sleep more resembling that of an induced coma.
It's overlong, it drags, the songs that are in this version and not in the film version are boring and unimaginative.
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