unimaginatively's Usage Examples:

Black’s research was a new topological game that his friends (perhaps unimaginatively) called Black.

It tells the story of the ambitious if unimaginatively named Susan Street and her efforts to become a newspaper editor.

The dish was rather unimaginatively known as a Connolly and is still sometimes referred to as this in some.

Maslin of The New York Times observed the film "has been faithfully but unimaginatively directed by Charles Sturridge, whose .

Writing for The Spectator, Graham Greene described the film as "unimaginatively gangster" and grouped it with the contemporary comedy No More Ladies.

film, calling it mediocre and saying that Austin's fight scenes were "unimaginatively produced and not much fun".

direction and the film's inevitable drift into an endless series of unimaginatively choreographed punch-ups.

Wildside Cinema said Slasher is "an unimaginatively titled, unimaginatively written, poorly directed, low-budget horror film from Germany.

The new oval and clubhouse complex was unimaginatively named 'Northern Oval Number 1' with a secondary training oval (Northern.

everything Oh Mercy wasn't—sloppily written songs, lazily performed and unimaginatively produced.

Magistrate Allan Jeayes as Johnson TV Guide wrote, "routine stuff, just as unimaginatively done here as it was in the 1932 film of the same name" ; while Blueprintreview.

"fails to rise above plot's perfunctory soft core trappings in this unimaginatively told story of infatuation and jealousy".

He wrote: "The unimaginatively titled "Halloween" was probably the least hilarious installment to.

Read unimaginatively, it is a deadly account of U.

The terraced cottages for the workers were built on a grid plan, unimaginatively called Row A, Row B, Row C, Row D, and Row E.

alongside Sea Shanties, this unimaginatively titled, three-track, 32-minute album finds High Tide at a disappointing.

redevelopment of the restroom in 2012 by PokerStars led to the name unimaginatively being changed to "The Ocean".

Synonyms:

prosaically;