It's repetitive, it's loud, it's boring, it's uncreative, it's corporate.
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There's lots of uncreative people who'll take things super literally.
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A lot of copycats and uncreative people in television and radio.
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Their clothes represent the people who support it, bland and uncreative.
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Why mash them together in a way that's both unappetizing and uncreative?
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I was 12 and deeply uncreative, and stuck in the Malaysian school system.
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That's because most movies are numbingly uncreative when it comes to movie violence.
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Today's creative workplaces work hard to obscure the uncreative labor that makes them run.
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We're so uncreative—the Jewish table—around the holidays in a lot of ways.
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The country has been descending toward the simplistic and uncreative for quite some time.
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Don't let the admittedly uncreative name fool you: StayFocusd is a tool you need.
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Is this what Kenneth Goldsmith, the well-known purveyor of uncreative writing, did to poetry?
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Arthur: The first presidential debate was an unappealing showcase of vitriol, sarcasm, contempt, and uncreative insults.
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C. Way to slight your fiancée with a totally uncreative gift that you didn't even buy.
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I am bored of the same thoughtless, uncreative rhetoric that people of ethnicity are asked to conform to.
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"Magic" feels like an uncreative name for powerful software to me, so it better be really damn magical.
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She asserted that future generations of actors should not be subject to such unfair (and uncreative) casting decisions.
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But for all the potential it held to engineer brand new lifeforms, the genetic code has been relatively uncreative.
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When I feel uncreative or uninspired, I force myself to do a bold makeup look, and I feel better.
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When Daenerys proved too timid and uncreative to win an early victory against Cersei, her allies were the first casualties.
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" Be uncreative and to the point—even if you come up with a cute word, as she did, with "hairccessory.
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They sent me threats, photoshopped me into gas chambers and hurled an uncreative array of anti-Semitic slurs my way.
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And local news organizations absolutely contributed to the problem with their sluggish and often uncreative reaction to the digital revolution.
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And I'm sorry but I love when Kourtney is mean because she is so uncreative when it comes to being mean.
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Tate Modern's overly litigious neighbors are being remarkably uncreative in their response to the sudden invasion of their privacy by museum visitors.
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Don't let the one-note height jokes in his specials' titles dissuade you—they're just entreés for a mainstream (read: uncreative) crowd.
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The lens through which they look at women — particularly women of color — in sports can yield narratives that are uncreative at best.
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It can be the pinnacle of creativity by utilizing old sounds in exciting new ways, or it can be cheap, derivative, and entirely uncreative.
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Reducing a woman to a silent receptacle of fantasy isn't done simply by robotics as much as it is by the uncreative male imagination.
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If you've ever felt stuffy and uncreative because of the clothes you're wearing, employees at professional services firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) know how you feel.
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" Or: "She was not a real writer because the only person she could tap was the uncreative figure staring back in the vanity mirror.
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If you instead happen to love songs with uncreative and repetitive verses about Pump's wealth and fame, this is the perfect album for you.
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It presents too much work that is pointlessly fussy, technique-obsessed and uncreative — no matter whether you parse it as art, design or craft.
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It looked more like the workplace of an uncreative middle manager in, say, textiles, than the office of one of London's most successful literary agents.
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And, moreover, YouTubers are rarely as inane and uncreative as the latest Tom Cruise summer flick or yet another shakedown of the Pirates of the Caribbean money tree.
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But for me, it's now become a crutch that allows me to be lazy, uncreative, and often not as nutritious as I'd like when it comes to dinner.
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They did want, perhaps, a different domestic policy than the uncreative platform Romney had offered, one that promised less to the wealthy and more to the working class.
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People don't hate the endless scourge of reboots and sequels and requels and seboots because they happen too fast; they hate them because they are uncreative and trite and lame.
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According to LiveScience, the asteroid, which has been officially dubbed Asteroid 2015 TB145 by some brutally uncreative scientists, probably won't make us go the way of the dinosaurs next month.
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"Once religious rites and dogmas have become so rigid that religiosity cannot move them or no longer wants to comply with them, religion becomes uncreative and therefore untrue," he wrote.
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Although international studies suggest that direct instruction is indeed a good way of conveying knowledge, critics contend that Singapore has a "drill and kill" model that produces uncreative, miserable maths whizzes.
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I read an excellent essay by Catherine Addington in "America," the Jesuit magazine, and she noted that what was striking about the Met Gala was how uncreative the male outfits were.
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You wouldn't be the first, and if you're truly out of ideas, "Arya" or "Tyrion" is a more interesting choice than something boring like "Jane" or "Steve," which is just plain Uncreative.
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The wealth and range of what queerness is and can be is still, if not completely confined to, then tempered by the narrow, exclusionary, and uncreative beauty standards that still dominate Western media.
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Most are wack and uncreative, but this particular pin from All My Simpsons Stuff is too well-done to ignore, right down to the grin that matches Dre's to a T. $33 here.
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The work was the same for everyone, but while some thought it was comprised of uncreative tasks, those who liked the work thought of themselves as playing a critical role in healing patients.
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A 2011 study showed that alcoholics who switched from booze to weed might experience increased creativity as a result, and a 2014 academic paper posited that marijuana could help increase creativity in uncreative people.
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At some point in high school, I got the mistaken impression that calculus—and mathematics in general—was an entirely uncreative pursuit that mostly just involved shuffling numbers and letters around on the page.
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Mr. Goldsmith, who in 2013 was named the first poet laureate of the Museum of Modern Art, has called his style "uncreative writing," a highly subjective amalgam that is more performable than readable, but it does work.
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That seems great for Democrats, but in fact it often lulls them into an uncreative passivity: They're with us on the issues, Democrats think, so all we have to do is discuss the issues and we're home free.
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If I complained about how this was a problem online I got actual hate mail that I was uncreative anyway, and that by putting it online I was basically saying it was free for anyone to use... Plus it kept happening!
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Her assessment comes from a Pfeiffer Consulting study commissioned by Adobe, in which most creatives said they weren't worried about being replaced by AI, and that they could see the most potential for AI and machine learning applied to tedious, uncreative tasks.
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Miffed at the fact that her name's been coopted, D.J. suggests that her sister instead perform under the equally uncreative moniker "DJ Stephanie," which Stephanie scoffs at because apparently in the Full House-verse there's already another famous selector performing under that banner.
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In these two sentences Youn defines a position that rejects the conceptualist "uncreative" stance that one "massages" the found (or "tenanted") text, but cannot otherwise do anything to it, as well as distances herself from those poets for whom the lyric "I" is central.
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Instead, after making some respectable but uncreative picks, he's trying to bring in yes-men and conservative-entertainment personalities (like his other, since-withdrawn choice for the Fed, Herman Cain) and relying on their loyalty rather than their ideas to make the policy he favors.
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But Teller, the less talkative half of Penn & Teller, said that people, including "uncreative magicians," have no idea how difficult it is to create substantially new tricks and illusions, like one in Penn & Teller's current show involving a live cow, which he said took six years to develop.
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It's easy to mock NBA teams and coaches for ugly, uncreative isolation plays at the end of games—but given all of the above, it's also easy to see why they sometimes put the ball in the hands of players like George, let them work, and hope for the best.
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It would get boring to recount all the harassment I've received from anonymous men on the Internet, but suffice it to say there are few creatively misogynist insults (and many more pathetically uncreative ones, usually starting with the letters B or C or involving obscene demands) that haven't been hurled my way.
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So for the people who won't be eating any heart-shaped chocolates today or watching smug co-workers receive Hallmark Cards and Precious Moments Dolls from their uncreative partners, we hope to ease the pain by offering up a gallery of alternative gifts and floral arrangements courtesy of visual artist Jessica Pettway.
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"The Asian American Achievement Paradox" touches on this, too: Despite supposedly positive stereotypes of Asians, we still face what Lee calls a "bamboo ceiling," keeping us from leadership positions and from recognition in more subjective career fields — which tend not to favor a demographic that lacks networking connections and has long been imagined to be uncreative or submissive.
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At the very least, af Klint's belated entry into the canon calls into question the various narratives of the birth, life, and death of abstract art, from its origins in early part of the 20th century until its so-called termination in the 21915s — coinciding with the death of painting and originality, and the concurrent rise of appropriation and uncreative acts.
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"I think there's still hella reasons: millennia-old biological urge; fear of loneliness; (good) sex is still better than rubbing one out; cuddling; fear of AI; sex robots probably are boring and uncreative; AI hasn't mastered natural speech so they're probably bad at talking dirty; as much as people hate other people they deep down love or at least need other people and can't be without them," says musician, writer, artist, and sometime-VICE contributor Kool A.D. "Sex is both a stabilizing and destabilizing force," says comic Jaboukie Young-White.
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HEATH is part of a series of works categorized as "uncreative writing", in which texts and pictures previously written or created by others are compiled into a different work in order to convey a different feeling or message. Other "uncreative" writers include Kenneth Goldsmith and Stephanie Barber.
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He teaches in the University of Pennsylvania's English Department. His courses have included "Uncreative Writing," "Interventionist Writing," and "Writing Through Art and Culture," among others. In addition, Goldsmith has run a graduate seminar at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago entitled "Publishing as Project." He taught uncreative writing at Princeton University during 2010 on an Anschutz Distinguished Fellowship in American Studies.
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Space Siege received below-average reviews, citing repetitive gameplay and cliché story elements. It also received scrutiny for uninspired and uncreative graphics for both the environment and aliens alike.
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Ubermorgen describes the media created by this human- machine combination as the creation of a new genre of decentralized fiction writing. The artist group says that these books are a compressed form of our contemporary world, but they describe just a snapshot of it, frozen in time. This type of work is a form of art sometimes referred to as "uncreative" spurred by the famous writer Kenneth Goldsmith's efforts in uncreative writing.
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His plan for direct and overwhelming force was initially criticized in Washington as uncreative. By August 13, the news media began to closely cover Schwarzkopf, who had been named to lead the operation.
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Kenneth Goldsmith engages in uncreative writing. One example is his book, Traffic, that composed of descriptions of traffic reports of the Brooklyn Bridge every ten minutes over the course of twenty-four hours.
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Kenneth Goldsmith places emphasis on the concept of unoriginality and has dubbed his own course (where students learn ways to appropriate texts) as uncreative writing, described in the book Uncreative Writing: Managing Language in the Digital Age (2011). Marjorie Perloff, to whom Craig Dworkin and Goldsmith have dedicated Against Expression: An Anthology of Conceptual Writing (2011), considers in Unoriginal Genius: Poetry by Other Means in the New Century (2012) that the "paradigmatic work" of the "unoriginal genius" is Walter Benjamin’s Arcades Project (which inspired the concept of Goldsmith’s 2015 book, Capital).
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"The Limits of Awareness," in Linguistic Anthropology: A Reader. Edited by A. Duranti, pp. 382–401. Malden: Blackwell, 2001 One use of studying reflexivity is in connection to authenticity. Cultural traditions are often imagined as perpetuated as stable ideals by uncreative actors.
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Rather than developing innovative products, many companies had depended on price increases for profitability.De Castelbajac, p160. Consumers considered cosmetics companies outdated, uncreative, and dogmatic, and manufacturers received negative publicity regarding the safety of cosmetics ingredients,Bachrach, Eve E. "Cosmetics: The Legislative Climate." In Estrin, p163-72.
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Uncreative collections of facts are outside of Congressional authority under the Copyright Clause (Article I, § 8, cl. 8) of the United States Constitution, therefore no database right exists in the United States. Originality is the sine qua non of copyright in the United States (see Feist Publications v. Rural Telephone Service).
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It is said that the arise of MK Pop groups stimulates the local industry. Starting from the 2000s, Hong Kong music industry has been described as plain and uncreative. Many local music producers stick only to the 1980s-style songs. There is a continuous release of similar melody and highly repetitive music form in the market.
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A reviewer in Kompas, meanwhile, considered Hasmanan to have failed in both presenting the story as a tragedy and in building up to a climax. The reviewer was also critical of the camerawork, considering it uncreative. Samiun dan Dasima was screened in competition at the 17th Asian Film Festival in Taiwan, where Astri Ivo received the Golden Harvest Award for Best Child Actor.
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Although she lost, she chose to launch a Kickstarter for it anyway, and was successful. She describes her comic as partly being a response to uninspiring horror media, such as bland male power fantasies with uncreative monsters and hollow plots. Howard has the entire story written out in advance; she prefers this method of story-telling, as she can insert Easter eggs and foreshadowing.
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Chichijirou is so laughably uncreative when designing flutes that to him, every one of Piyohiko's average ideas seems like a stroke of genius. ; : A mysterious Caucasian man whom Jaguar treats as his father. His name is written Ma-ike-ru, with Japanese characters for "between", "pond" and "stop". He sometimes turns transparent, and there are many not-so-subtle hints that he is a ghost.
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Innova Disc Golf received generally negative reviews. Gil Alexander Shif of GameZone wrote, "Only in the most basic sense is the game fun." He considered Innova Disc Golf to be an "uncreative and unsatisfying" recreation of the sport, and a "mediocre effort." Gordon Goble of Gamecenter stated that the game "provides only a marginally entertaining experience that lacks much of the thrill of the actual sport".
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However, the network's chairman, William Paley, who considered the scheduling of old movies "uncreative", vetoed the Paramount transaction. It was not until after Aubrey's departure from CBS in early 1965 that Paley finally conceded on the issue and cleared the way for the network to embark on its own prime-time weekly movie broadcast.Cited in Oulihan, Richard and William Lambert. "The Tyrant's Fall That Rocked the TV World," etc.
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Brushstroke (1996) is sculptural part of the series. According to Diane Waldman of ARTnews, the works "... spoofed the bravura brushstroke, replete with drips, of the Abstract Expressionists. Issues of vital importance to them, such as gesture and the involvement of the whole body in the act of painting, were reduced to a single brushstroke." She interprets this as a criticism of the corruption of Abstract Expressionism by uncreative painters.
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Fitzherbert (1944). He also wrote Mark Sykes: His Life and Letters (1923), a biography of the English traveller, Conservative Party politician and diplomatic advisor. A passionate advocate of reforestation, he found the business of running an estate uncreative and boring, and transferred the estate entailed to him to his eldest son, John Norman Leslie, who succeeded as the 4th Baronet. He transferred St Patrick's Purgatory on Lough Derg to the Roman Catholic Bishop of Clogher, The Most Rev.
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Kenneth Goldsmith is an author, poet, and artist that teaches in the English Department at the State University of New York at Buffalo. Goldsmith was born in 1961 in Freeport, New York. He graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1984 with a BFA in Sculpture. He is the founding editor of UbuWeb and has written a variety of books, including Uncreative Writing: Managing Language in the Digital Age and Against Expression: An Anthology of Conceptual Writing.
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This decision was regarded as incredibly uncreative - a consequence largely attributed by the fact that the majority of the student population was majoring in a STEM area (as opposed to the arts) at the time. As a result, the student body now often refers to various points of interest on campus by their backwards spelling. Essentially, making fun at Temoc's ridiculous name is the sole reason why UT Dallas students still utilize backwards names to this day.
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The 2018 episode of YouTube Rewind, YouTube Rewind 2018: Everyone Controls Rewind, received near universal disdain from critics, YouTubers, and viewers alike garnering over 10 million dislikes in its first two weeks, becoming the most disliked video of all time on YouTube. The latest installment, YouTube Rewind 2019: For the Record, received negative reactions from fans, citing that it was better than the previous installment, but was criticized due to being uncreative and lacking in energy compared to previous episodes in the series.
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In his 1905 valedictory address to the Johns Hopkins Hospital, the eminent Canadian physician William Osler expressed his conviction that a man's best work was done before he was forty years old, and that by age sixty, he should retire. He called the ages between twenty five and forty the "15 golden years of plenty". Workers between ages forty and sixty were tolerable because they were "merely uncreative". But after age sixty the average worker was useless and should be put out to pasture.
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Sydney Joseph Freedberg describes Meldolla as well adapted to the Mannerist vocabulary, and that while he was "able to invent a Venetian Maniera...he was strangely uncreative in the more ordinary workings of artistic invention."Freedberg, 534 Later in the 1550s, "occasionally, the sensibility - too receptive, almost feminine - that inclined Schiavone towards imitation brought him to the verge of echo of the larger personality" (Titian).Freedberg, 534 Other works have attributions disputed between him and Tintoretto. Few of his paintings are documented; this may be because, as Vasari states, he mostly worked for private clients.
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The public domain logo. The public domain is a range of creative works whose copyright has expired or was never established; as well as ideas and factsThe copyright status of uncreative aggregates of basic data may differ by region, for the USA see Feist Publications v. Rural Telephone Service, for Australia, see Telstra v Desktop Marketing Systems which are ineligible for copyright. A public domain work is a work whose author has either relinquished to the public or no longer can claim control over, the distribution and usage of the work.
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Whittaker also praised the soundtrack as one of the game's best parts, and thought it to be among the best game soundtracks of the year. He felt that the game did not make the transition "from playground to amusement park". While he found Hohokum fun and relaxing, he thought it lacked the special element that distinguished Flower, Journey, and Proteus from "ambiguous art-heavy experiences". Game Informer Helgeson said that the game was more conventional than he expected, with "simple and uncreative" puzzle-solving and an elephant boss battle.
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He branded every sort of anti-Judaism unchristian. He further urged liberal Christians and Jews to ally in protecting both of their religions, and religion as such, against the emerging menace of secularism. In spite of his opposition to simplistic racial theory, Coudenhove-Kalergi agreed that Jews are racially distinct. Although he pointed out that there is no Semitic race, because Semitic is a language family; he equivocated by also remarking that the charges that Semites were uncreative were belied by civilizations formed by the Assyrians and Babylonians, who spoke Semitic languages.
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The album received mixed international reviews. While the Sonic Seducer from Germany published a highly positive praising the band's energy and musical diversity, reviewers from Garmana's home country Sweden were more reluctant. Gaffa wrote that Garmarna's new sound was more reminiscent of the Melodifestivalen than of folktronica, but also pointed at "precious melodies" among the otherwise "uncreative arrangements". However, the reviewer for the Lira magazine noted that 6 was essentially Garmarna's first album that consists mostly of self-written works – if containing less folk elements than previous releases, and that Garmana's habit of creating something new had been continued.
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Some reviewers claim that the game's portrayal of women is misogynistic. Chris Plante of Polygon felt that the supporting female characters were constructed on stereotypes, and wrote that the game's "treatment of women is a relic from the current generation". Todd Martens of the Los Angeles Times considered the satirical portrayals of women uncreative, and added that violent and sexist themes hurt the game experience. Edge noted that while "every female in the game exists solely to be sneered, leered or laughed at", it treated its all-male lead characters in a similar vein through their stereotyped tendencies towards violence.
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Sawagi Taiko, founded in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, was the first all-female kumidaiko (taiko) group in Canada. It was founded by a group of women from Katari Taiko, the first Canadian kumidaiko group, and all of its members are exclusively Asian. As an offshoot of Katari Taiko, Sawagi considers San Jose Taiko an inspiration. Sawagi plays to empower Asian women from Asia, more specifically seeking to reject the "stereotypes of Asians as quiet and hardworking but basically mechanical and uncreative." Over the years, Sawagi has performed in support of AIDS organizations, First Nations groups, and Asian Canadian, women’s and LGBTQ communities.
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The five founding partners had been colleagues at the convenience store chain 7-Eleven, whose Norwegian franchise is operated by local Norwegian retail giant Reitan-Gruppen. The Deli de Luca founders had been frustrated by what they perceived as a rigid and uncreative environment within Reitan's 7-Eleven business. With the financial support of several silent partners, the five broke out on their own to create a cross between a convenience store and a delicatessen. According to Capoferro, the sale of Deli de Luca was driven by its financial backers' wish to cash out at a pre-set exit date.
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Her contributions took the form of musical essays offering commentary on contemporary issues, including record-financing in the music industry, the 2007 Writers Guild strike, and the popularity of tarty, uncreative Halloween costumes. Sobule toured twice with the late Warren Zevon, with whom she shares a penchant for sardonic storytelling. The two artists frequently accompanied one another during each other's sets, and Zevon was known on multiple occasions to take the lead vocal on Sobule's "I Kissed a Girl". Sobule has said that part of their bond came from the fact that she, like Zevon, was best known for a single fluke hit (Zevon's being "Werewolves of London").
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While using German as a working language in the army and with his administration, Frederick read and wrote his literary works in French and also generally used that language with his closest relatives or friends. Though he had a good command of this language, his writing style was flawed; he had troubles with its orthography and always had to rely on French proofreaders. Frederick disliked the German language and literature, explaining that German authors "pile parenthesis upon parenthesis, and often you find only at the end of an entire page the verb on which depends the meaning of the whole sentence". He discarded many Baroque era authors as uncreative pedants and especially despised German theatre.
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The Damned was never intended for prime-time airing. Instead, it was among the initial presentations by CBS for television's first late-night network film anthology, for on the evening of Valentine's Day 1972, the network mailed a love-letter to America's film fans when it broke with network late-night tradition by cancelling its Merv Griffin talk-show to make way for The CBS Late Movie. In so doing, the organization that years earlier had spurned the scheduling of old movies as "uncreative" was suddenly running a total of 7 feature-films each week. The axing of the Griffin show was of little consequence when one considers that his program was being broadcast on only 129 affiliates, whereas the CBS Late Movie debuted on 179.
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Grita Radio analyst Jonathan Sánchez was highly critical of the performances of the TNA wrestlers, outside of Rob Van Dam, claiming that they did not show any quality and once again proved that American wrestling lacks the spark of Mexican lucha libre and Japanese puroresu, going as far as calling the match between El Zorro and Jeff Jarrett "terrible", claiming it was uncreative and bored the audience. He named the match between L.A. Park and El Mesías "by far the best so far this year", but claimed that the event as a whole fell short of expectations due to the lack of domestic competition in Mexico. Súper Luchas magazine's Eduardo Cano Vela was more positive in his review, taking his hat off for Triplemanía XIX, claiming that AAA had showed how to put together a major event.
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Giraud though, has expressed pride of Kounen's film in the special features of the 2004 French 2-disc "Edition Collector" DVD,Blueberry - Edition Collector, Fnac which was not that surprising as it closely chimed with what he had envisioned for his Blueberry 1900 project. Philippe Charlier on the other hand, was livid when he was presented the final product, and demanded his father's credit removed from the film - which did not happen incidentally, as this under French copy right laws would have also entailed him forfeiting his share of the film royalties he had received. Kounen himself, unperturbed by Charlier Jr's objections, had stated, "My film is a Blueberry album as though it had been drawn by Moebius," and in regard to the fan criticism, "Fans are uncreative and aggressive, they want us to serve them, they are a real plague for a filmmaker."Bosser, 2005, p.
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