Russian cuisine has a reputation for being stodgy, unimaginative fare.
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Mr Rajoy's approach may be unimaginative, but it is effective.
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The film's unimaginative staging and awkward edits don't help, either.
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To him, playing unambitious, unimaginative and unsightly soccer was unthinkable.
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So they let the unimaginative second-rate minds run the show.
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Even the loot you get is frustratingly low-quality and unimaginative.
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The last one has the rather unimaginative name, HK-G cable.
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That's not to say that Doom is unimaginative or one-note.
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The genre's emphasis on potential mass death is obsessive and unimaginative.
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But in truth, songs like this had become rote and unimaginative.
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Your turkey probably didn't even have an unimaginative food-inspired name.
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That Zedd's production is unimaginative, flat and derivative doesn't help. J.C.
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It's a conscious break from the narrow, unimaginative grind of professional politics.
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Part of this is born of tradition and the unimaginative male mind.
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ANDERSON But how unimaginative do you have to be to say that?
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Those glass sticks in the air are impressive but cold and unimaginative.
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Visually it's beautiful, but literally just adding to the unimaginative use of language.
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It's not the worst vision of America, but it's incomplete and ultimately unimaginative.
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The proposal was a collection of failed, unimaginative, "big government knows best" ideas.
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Films that cater to what's comfortable and capitulates to the most unimaginative fans?
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Although concise character designs make an impact, the backgrounds are often stark and unimaginative.
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She was a good character, killed by a bad show and an unimaginative industry.
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Out of all things for the film is, unimaginative certainly isn't one of them.
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Bad gossips, on the other hand, are just like bad readers: inattentive and unimaginative.
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Most of all, these costumes are unimaginative and boring, and they encourage boring play.
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Most movies can survive a middling score, a misguided performance, or an unimaginative premise.
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"The children's books in those days where ghastly," he told Print — tame and unimaginative.
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But the music industry is undergoing changes unlike any others in its history, and the Grammys, as an awards platform and also a telecast, have failed to keep up — it's an unimaginative, risk-averse awards show masquerading as an unimaginative, risk-averse concert.
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It also encourages unimaginative policy, whereby the retirement age is occasionally moved as lifespans lengthen.
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Whatever you think of Big Sam's tactics, he is the best of the unimaginative candidates.
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And too often research conducted by NIH and with NIH funding is unoriginal or unimaginative.
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The problem, in essence, is that Rodgers' manner of dealing with setbacks is impossibly unimaginative.
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The closest-held secret of modern scam artists is how woefully unimaginative they really are.
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"Blueberry Faygo" is the best song to date by the generally unimaginative rapper Lil Mosey.
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Carnivores are catered for at Twin Palms' new Wagyu Steakhouse — unimaginative name, but unbelievable meat.
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"Naturally, they wouldn't want something as unimaginative as Vincent," the man said, caressing his ear.
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Why doesn't their aging and unimaginative ruling family have someone shaking things up like M.B.S.?
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And the mini bar was pedestrian, with an unimaginative selection of Champagne, nuts and candy.
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But for a company that prides itself on constantly innovating, Snapchat's monetization plans are surprisingly unimaginative.
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Ew. Who wanted to be like dumb, boring straight people who lived pre-scripted, unimaginative lives?
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While other critics, like Mashable's Angie Han, say the sequel feels contrived, forced, and thoroughly unimaginative.
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The filmmaking is sometimes witty, while the emphasis on potential mass death is unimaginative and rote.
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As with all geniuses, appearing weird to normies and unpalatable to the unimaginative was the goal.
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Was their love one-sided, as the concerned and unimaginative adults in his life kept insisting?
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A willingness to look unimaginative for a sustained period — or even to look foolish — is also essential.
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The gravest sin celebrities can (and will) make is simply wearing something pretty, flattering, and entirely unimaginative.
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During the interview, Baldwin said voters had rejected a "flabby, tired, unimaginative, out of touch" Democratic Party.
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Outwardly stolid and unimaginative, Mr Rajoy is a shrewd strategist who has repeatedly defied rivals and expectations.
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There is not an easy explanation for this success, since Tiller's music is both insufferable and unimaginative.
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A willingness to look unimaginative for a sustained period – or even to look foolish – is also essential.
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Some critics don't love Post Malone's "Psycho," and it might have to do with the unimaginative lyrics.
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Why do artists continue to go along with these violent and unimaginative projects and even reproduce them?
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The film looks about as real as a high school drama club's unimaginative response to Eyes Wide Shut.
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But there's such a monotonous, unimaginative tread of cruelty that it loses any shock value or allegorical heft.
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The highly unimaginative "21" and "starwars," for instance, were among the most commonly used passwords of 2015, SplashData said.
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Well, Snapchat's vibe is a hundred times cooler than Facebook's Stories, which are littered with unimaginative stickers and filters.
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Also, how unimaginative is it to name half of the songs on your track list after football-related shit?
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He returned this month with his fourth French-language production, a staging of Shakespeare's "Pericles" that proved strangely unimaginative.
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Plus, it features unimaginative lyrics about watches and cringeworthy ones about letting ugly girls have some of your booze.
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" They called this type of unimaginative extra-illustration "a delusion and a snare, and a weariness to the flesh.
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Frankly, it's exhausting to consider the prospect of four or five or a dozen more of these leaden, unimaginative films.
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In this situation, I say we borrow some advice from Chris Martin himself and consciously uncouple from this unimaginative mess.
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In appearance stolid and unimaginative, Mr Rajoy is unflappable and a shrewd strategist who has repeatedly defied rivals and expectations.
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Conventional wisdom says incumbent firms are timid about technological change, scared to cannibalise profits and trapped in an unimaginative mindset.
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Chief Executive Carlos Rodriguez rejected Ackman's proposals as unimaginative and called the hedge fund manager a "spoiled brat" on television.
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Ballet Theater has often seemed the world's most unimaginative company, interested chiefly in repackaging a safe notion of ballet's past.
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Historians began revising, some time ago, the earlier judgments of Grant as an unimaginative, bloody-minded general and bumbling president.
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"This Sansa/Daenerys shit is so unimaginative and dull and so clearly the idea of men," BuzzFeed's Anne Helen Peterson wrote.
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The dangers are deep and fall under three, broad categories: consistently slow economic growth, declining global relevance and unimaginative political leadership.
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Despite the unimaginative title, it's actually a really great story, and not just because of its heartwarming, candy-coated outer shell.
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Visitors can expect nightly music from a variety of performers and cheap drinks of the unimaginative variety that are always well-prepared.
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If you compare Snapchat's recent growth numbers with Facebook and Instagram's unimaginative clones (which have defied expectations since 2016), things look worse.
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On one of these disastrous dates, I made the rookie mistake of agreeing to have dinner with the world's most unimaginative man.
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The Xbox One controller included with the Rift, however, is just daringly unimaginative and really restricts the launch potential of the device.
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The Xbox One controller included with the Rift, however, is just daringly unimaginative and really restricts the launch potential of the device.
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He portrays her as brittle, dislikable, unimaginative — a scientist who'd struck gold and was now overzealously controlling access to her star patient.
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This is an unimaginative but slyly effective electro-funk vamp with acid house accents, produced by Mr. Timberlake with Timbaland and Danja.
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And while I'm sure he's trying to make it seem cool, he ends up selling rock music as narrow, unimaginative, and dull.
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Whenever you go, the music is a peculiar distraction, an unimaginative collection of old songs by the same few artists, over and over.
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According to critics, the starring performances of Eddie Redmayne and Johnny Depp both fall flat, while the fan service remains thin and unimaginative.
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We grew up with Bono as a caricature, "Beautiful Day" as a sports highlight backing track for the unimaginative, and this fucking shit.
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But number of studies have that without these brain breaks, we're more prone to becoming unproductive, unimaginative, short-sighted, narrow-minded and disconnected.
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It got a courthouse, a sprawl of frame houses, a fire station in a quonset hut, a baseball diamond, and its unimaginative name.
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Amid the flood of reissue releases currently hitting the shops or download platforms, I regret the conformism and unimaginative choices of record labels.
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The unimaginative Mr Hammond is like a priest of a dying religion, repeating formulae that once moved people's hearts but have long since petrified.
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Ultimately, while the CVS displays were better stocked, they seemed pretty untouched and the packaging was fairly standard and unimaginative compared to Dollar General.
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Karla noticed that the stylist he usually worked with often ran late and seemed unimaginative, and asked if she could do the job instead.
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"Bill is basically unimaginative and has never invented anything, which is why I think he's more comfortable now in philanthropy than technology," Jobs said.
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The rest of us will just have to reminisce on New Year 2k16 with a pessimistic can of Beck's and some unimaginative kettle chips.
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Gold bands might simply be another way for young couples to mix up the wedding jewelry they've come to view as conformist and unimaginative.
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Cityscapes are populated with dark structures rendered in sharp angles, standing in stark contrast to the unimaginative doodles that represent buildings in the graphic novel.
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In this way, Multiple Choice registers the discursive constraints of an educational structure that, rather than actually educating, coerces one into unsatisfactory and unimaginative decisions.
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The dishes I eat are unimaginative but good, even when not directly compared to the coach class slop you get served on most real airlines.
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But Solo's box-ticking approach to filling out the character's backstory is distinctly unimaginative, and little in the film expands the universe in any way.
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In this sweet, but formally unimaginative film, deafness is observed through three generations: Brodsky's child, her parents and, in brief animations, the long-gone artist.
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That means that, yes, this Medea — who, we learn, had transformed her unimaginative, nebbishy spouse into a superstar scientist — is very much of our moment.
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It is a party locked in mortal combat between an establishment that is ineffectual and unimaginative and a populist wing that is ineffectual and inflamed.
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With these features combined, Xanadu actually resembles nearby Newark harbor, which is brimming with fading cargo containers, rusty barges, yellow marsh grass and unimaginative concrete.
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Clearly the new autonomous database service, which has the unimaginative name 18c, is an attempt to play to Oracle's strengths while fighting Amazon in the cloud.
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Many of those movies have badass female characters doing badass fight scenes, but it seems like the filmmakers are all leaning on the same unimaginative crutch.
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The movie isn't particularly funny or scary — instead, we're stuck with obvious jabs at the hypocrisy of the art world, interrupted by boring, unimaginative death scenes.
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After years of stumbling over and over with phones that can only be described as unimaginative and gimped, Sony's finally crawling its way back to relevance.
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Mr. Snyder remains regrettably committed to a dark, desaturated palette that borders on the murky, and this movie's chaotic, unimaginative action scenes can drag on forever.
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Critics didn't love The Rise of Skywalker, with the consensus calling it unimaginative and more concerned with fan service than telling a riveting and fresh conclusion.
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Many of the angles through which Nier: Automata's camera smoothly moves are unimaginative and simply help to illustrate the size of buildings, cliffs and so on.
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So much so that when taking a plane, he would book his six-string its own seat, often under the unimaginative nom de hache of "Mr Guitar".
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After a few episodes, he feels less like an unimaginative villain than he does as wonderfully understated figure, a monster who is more capable than he seems.
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Still, this sort of unimaginative perfection is apparently enough to beat the robot's human opponents — a couple of players from local B-league basketball team Alvark Tokyo.
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But one thing all agree on is that he is one-dimensional: pro-business but averse to ideology, cautious but given to technical tricks, unimaginative, plodding, parsimonious.
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In fact, Turturro's John Stone—that the character name is so unimaginative is the first sign of trouble—hardly does anything wrong throughout the first seven episodes.
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The documents show that Facebook is not bumbling, inept, or unimaginative about how their product could be used or how the public would respond to its decisions.
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Six years later, in a midterm election, she was defeated by almost 50,000 votes despite running what Democrats considered a "perfect"—that is, cautious and unimaginative—campaign.
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You sorta imagine a lot of things do for the two songwriters, each possessing dreary drawls and sleepy wits that more unimaginative types take for unrepentant stonerdom.
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" She identified intensely with Plath, another brilliant, privileged, charismatic young woman who, in her journal, accuses herself of being just another " SELFISH, EGOCENTRIC, JEALOUS AND UNIMAGINATIVE FEMALE .
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Now, incredibly, the same president has been snatched by terrorists again, in the new "London Has Fallen," and this time the rescue is an unimaginative, repetitive slog.
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The kills are both predictable and unimaginative, and shot with no technique to ramp up suspense or visual flair to distinguish it from any other horror flick.
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Some blamed its overly sympathetic depiction of East German agents, others the advertising campaign by its German broadcaster, RTL, which they argued was unimaginative and old-fashioned.
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Katie Walsh, The L.A. Times/The Chicago Tribute: For a film that wants to imagine the world inside smartphones, this story just feels so unimaginative and low-stakes.
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Strip away Trump's carnival barker persona and what's left is an unimaginative domestic Republican agenda of tax cuts and regulation slashing, coupled with a pro-authoritarian foreign policy.
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Unimaginative and unwieldy, it distracted from the song's vivid core, and largely faded from view while the original persevered, becoming one of the defining singles of this year.
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"As much as CVS is forward thinking and innovative in health, it is an extraordinarily unimaginative and backward-looking retailer," said Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData Retail.
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Simply put, if you're not willing to put in the work to properly access your partner, then I find this myth to be an unimaginative excuse for your bias.
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WESTERN EUROPE SOMEWHAT STATIC POLICY THERE, EVEN THOUGH WE'RE GOING TO TALK ABOUT THE END OF QE. JAPAN'S BEEN RELATIVELY UNIMAGINATIVE IN WHAT THEY'RE DOING IN THE ECONOMIC SITUATIONS.
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And while something like Birdman hit all the same story beats, but with a zany energy that propelled it in a new direction, The Hero feels staid and unimaginative.
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The minimalist camps were neither unimaginative nor merely austere: Instead, they symbolized an earlier America of slow and humble pleasures, where a preindustrial, even feral, childhood was still attainable.
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Given existing commitments to achieve a carbon neutral economy by 2050, focusing exclusively on a target date for phasing out combustion engines would be "unimaginative", a transport ministry spokesman added.
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I often think computer-generated special effects are used as a crutch rather than a creative tool — so many digitally enhanced action sequences strike me as unimaginative and phoned in.
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There were plenty of bits to get a decent and unimaginative man riled up—rituals cribbed from Anton LeVay, drug use both simulated and actual, violence, and plenty of fake blood.
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You beat a thing outside of logic with another thing that exists outside of logic, but if things that exist outside of logic behave so logically, isn't that kind of unimaginative?
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An unimaginative name perhaps, but from 2005 until 2015 the stamp's value is estimated to have risen more than 1500 percent and is tipped to fetch around $17,000 dollars at auction.
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Yet others considered him a visionary in an unimaginative world: His fanciful work was displayed at major museums like the Pinakothek der Moderne in Munich and the Centre Pompidou in Paris.
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Still, both locales are pretty unimaginative when you think about the virtual reality possibilities you could pair with the unique experience of a having a shrieking dental drill digging into your jaw.
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"I find that people, all of us, I include myself, we are so unimaginative about what future jobs are going to look like and what they are going to be," he explained.
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The different experiences of deafness that these two generations have are the focus here, in a movie that, Teo Bugbee wrote in her review for The Times, is "sweet, but formally unimaginative."
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" Another former speechwriter, Cody Keenan, joked in a tweet that "I actually left an iPhone charger if anybody's seen it, but no, nobody left unimaginative notes written at a sixth-grade level.
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Nike have come in for particular criticism for their unimaginative use of templates, with many of their international kits impossible to distinguish from each other on any criteria other than the badge.
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The decision not to litigate, the unimaginative penalty amount and the eye-popping immunity grant suggest the agency is working comfortably within them and just wanted to get this thing out the door.
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A Transport Ministry spokesman said that in view of existing commitments to achieve a carbon neutral economy by 2050, focusing exclusively on a target date for phasing out combustion engines would be "unimaginative".
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"The imagery that comes to mind for critics is of a traditional unimaginative organization rather than a dynamic intelligent one," Rajan wrote in a memo to the RBI's 17,000 staff seen by Reuters.
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And yet, even if nothing follows this film, War for the Planet of the Apes is an achievement that's especially welcome in a blockbuster landscape dotted by superheroes, reboots, and flat, unimaginative sequels.
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The movie is filled with ice and freezing water and cliffs and (of course) wolves, but they're used in mostly unimaginative ways — less as organic obstacles and more as plot contrivances and filler.
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Though he served two terms as president, Grant was widely seen by historians as a failed President and a heartless, unimaginative general who only won because he kept tossing his troops into the grinder.
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Critics, long used to struggling through limp remakes, unimaginative reboots, and mediocre stabs at "fun" summer movies, were startled over and over this summer by the kind of imagination and variety often on display.
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One precise agent borrowed a phrase from German to complain about unimaginative buyers: "No fingerspitzengefühl" — which is to say, they lacked feeling in their fingertips, or a sensitivity to what the space could be.
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Florence's unimaginative mission in life was to marry a rich man, and after a failed starter marriage, she became the third wife of Frank Gould, son of the infamous millionaire railway tycoon Jay Gould.
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"Presenting these struggles as props for selling clothes in today's capitalist climate is vulgar, unimaginative and offensive to millions of people around the world affected by these issues," Tan-Jones wrote in their post.
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At Mr. Orozco's 2009 MoMA retrospective, Jerry Saltz, the critic for New York magazine, dismissed his paintings as high-end screen savers — "contrived, unimaginative, banal, and risk-free," essentially calling Mr. Orozco a sellout.
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Mr. Brodsky creates works of imaginary architecture that can never be realized, as part of a kind of protest against Russian practical, but unimaginative, state-sponsored architecture, said Richard Saltoun, director of the gallery.
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It's marginally better than the most unimaginative (and nondescript) Galaxy F alternative, but it's also grammatically wonky and, to my ear, a little too close to the Ford Galaxy to be a truly exciting name.
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Snapchat also lets users search its publicly submitted content, but seems to have found people are too lazy or unimaginative to do it, or the uncurated content isn't high quality enough to be worth watching.
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Critics say playground design since the 1970s has become too focused on health and safety, leading to unimaginative facilities that stifle children's creativity by preventing them from trying new things and making discoveries for themselves.
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Kim Kelly Just when you think everything that can be done with a guitar and some vocal cords has been done before, along comes someone like Emily Sprague to prove you very wrong and unimaginative.
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" Which sounds like a crazy and unimaginative to say, because anyone with any sense of imagination or just curiosity about the world will look around the tech industry and say, "There's so much exciting stuff happening.
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"Sometimes, 'snubs' are quite ordinary, unimaginative, and hardly dramatic," Henrikson said, pointing to being kept waiting in an office, not being met at an airport, not being invited to an event and even not showing up.
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Meanwhile, while Athletic Bilbao were anything but unimaginative, their approach was considerably less romantic and far more rooted in a workmanlike ethic, not to mention the individual exploits of their talismanic forwards, Dani and Manu Sarabia.
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First, you get the word out via Facebook, splashing your party's (often unimaginative) name across the interwebs with such details as the nature of the event and the day and time—but not the location itself.
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While sending the dutiful "ugh im sorry" text makes me feel like shit for being an unimaginative friend, taking a few extra minutes to send them a thoughtful Venmo makes me feel like an unstoppable force.
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In the same way that Arsenal fans are frustrated that their title tilt seems to fade at roughly the same point every season, the consistency of their Champions League failure points, in part, to unimaginative preparation.
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The finishes planned for the Versa—black, silver, and rose gold—while unimaginative, look good, and will be paired with a whole slew of different band styles like a Milanese Loop, woven bands, and leather ones, too.
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Yet along with the drama over cuts to disability benefits last month and the mishandling of the steel crisis in recent weeks, Downing Street's reaction to the Panama papers—slow, unimaginative and chippy—illustrated an important truth.
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The "bureaucracy" may seem sluggish, stubborn and unimaginative at times, but it also can stand as a bulwark against assaults on the laws and the Constitution by the passers-through who inhabit the administration of the moment.
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Unwittingly, perhaps, it also commented on a relatively new phenomenon in the art world: high production values that all too often were being used to camouflage an unimaginative use of materials and the absence of real content.
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One can imagine a version of this movie in which an unimaginative writer swaps out Katende for an idealistic Peace Corps volunteer or Western missionary who wants to save kids in the slums and learns a lesson.
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After so many years, it'd be easy for the festival's main curator Walter Hoeijmakers to rest on his laurels and book unimaginative or unchallenging acts while capitalizing on the rich history he's cultivated—but that wouldn't be Roadburn.
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"By plaintiffs' logic, any unimaginative playwright could take well-known children's characters, age them, use them as the butt of raunchy jokes, label it parody and commercialize that work," the estate wrote in a court filing this summer.
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" In "The Lucky Country," the 1964 book of essays by Donald Horne that is often described as a wake-up call to an unimaginative nation, Australians are deemed tolerant of mediocrity, but "adaptable when a way is shown.
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Non-Fiction begins with Alain (Guillaume Canet), a slick book editor, going to lunch with Léonard (Vincent Macaigne), a schlubby, self-indulgent novelist, to tell him that he won't be publishing his latest manuscript, which feels tired and unimaginative.
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It was only while visiting my grandparents during a monthlong stay in San Diego at the home of my best friend from college that I realized how profoundly ungenerous — how impressively unimaginative — my grandfather's entire worldview could really be.
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She announces a strong, stable, unimaginative squad featuring Harry Maguire, Nathan Redmond, Phil Jones and Joe Hart, while Wayne Rooney is omitted, most likely on account of coming from Merseyside and hence having a suspicious whiff of Labour voter to him.
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Garry Knox Bennett's contribution to the exhibit is a mixed bag, with some unimaginative pieces in which famous designs such as Eames chairs are bisected and mounted to protrude from the canvas, which is then painted with faux cast shadows.
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He says: But given how much the web has changed in the past 30 years, it would be defeatist and unimaginative to assume that the web as we know it can't be changed for the better in the next 30.
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The character herself is thinly conceived, a cynical but unimaginative facsimile of our idea of the Hollywood starlet, yet Hathaway takes every opportunity to dive into the role, hamming it up underneath the devilish glaze of a raspberry red lip.
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It is Britain's misfortune that at this moment, when cooperation and statesmanship are needed to prevent political and economic disaster, both the prime minister and the leader of the opposition are known for being cautious, obstinate, unimaginative, tribal and charmless.
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A song like this, misguided though it may be — Beyoncé sings the chorus, reduced to an unimaginative avatar of dignity and goodness, and Rick Rubin produces what's little more than a glum piano — can only come from a place of savvy.
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" With Hussein increasingly detached, Mr. Nixon says that by 2003 Iraqi foreign policy decision-making had fallen to his lieutenants, led by the "unimaginative and combative" Iraqi vice president, Taha Yassin Ramadan, who "repeatedly missed opportunities to break Iraq's international isolation.
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Hollywood-style narratives had been tried in games before, but they tended to founder on unimaginative stories, sub-B-movie acting and jarring shifts in visual style between the gameplay and the noninteractive narrative sequences ("cutscenes," in video game lingo).
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Joshua Jennifer Espinoza, poet from California who published her first book, There Should Be Flowers, in 2016 The rhyme scheme is a little trite and unimaginative, the title is unoriginal, and the rhythm comes across as awkward in many sections.
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While most of us can agree that great breakdancing is thrilling to watch (at least for a few minutes), its current influence currently extends little further than super niche communities and as a trite gag employed by unimaginative comedy writers.
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Over the course of its six seasons, Lost shed the impatient and the unimaginative (and, some might say, the sane) viewership, and left a core of devoted, occasionally exasperating followers who had invested too much time in the show to stop watching.
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Part of the problem is 21 Savage, who slurs away behind too many of Cardi's lines and comes through with a weary and unimaginative verse of his own, half-heartedly rapping something about hot sauce and titties and getting a blow job.
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Commerzbank indicated unchanged Comdirect indicated 26.23 percent LOWER Petrus Advisers is dissatisfied with the development of online bank Comdirect and says Commerzbank is a "dominating and unimaginative shareholder", Handelsblatt reported, citing a letter the activist investor sent to Commerzbank CEO Martin Zielke.
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For most of the 2010s, country music has been undergoing a gender crisis in plain sight: most of the prominent male singers were bros, with unimaginative perspectives on the dynamic between men and women, and female singers were shunted to the margins.
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The notion that female choreographers are underrepresented at major dance companies has hit the mainstream, so much so that just about any program with the word "women" in its title is starting to feel more than merely unimaginative: It has an air of pandering.
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But a survey of known proposals shows most are frightfully unimaginative and ruthless in their plans to devastate fragile ecologies, divide sacred Native lands, imperil human rights, and soak up billions of US taxpayers' dollars in the process — though a few are more hopeful and creative.
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Overall, it's a pattern that reflects an uncritical and unimaginative acceptance of mainstream American racism, and also leaves me wondering if my own blackness might have played some small role in Kusama's assumption that I did not understand her art and was thus unfit to interview her.
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This is not the enviable position it may seem to some: One wonders if the reason her work hasn't inspired quite the same volume of ink as, say, her contemporary Cindy Sherman is that critics have simply been too afraid, or too unimaginative, to engage with it.
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Supporters are crying out for a remedy to the tedium of Hodgson's tenure and, accordingly, they have been presented with a choice between two stodgy former centre-backs, one of whom currently manages Hull City and the other of whom was cast off by West Ham for being too unimaginative.
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While "Best Day of My Life" maintains a breezy, upbeat tempo throughout that is just cheerful enough to convince you this isn't a bad song, when you put this 2013 track up against Imagine Dragons' hit from the year before, "It's Time," you realize just how unimaginative this ripoff really is.
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If we can just about understand why Hodgson was appointed in the first place – a safe pair of hands after the disastrous reign of Fabio Capello, another unimaginative appointment albeit in a completely different way – the fact that he survived England's dire showing at the World Cup is testament to our timidness.
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"When it comes to consumer apps, banks are at least a decade behind the ease and feature-set of a Lyft or an Airbnb, not to mention sloth-like and unimaginative when compared to the innovation cycle in the apps we use every day," Monzo's CEO Tom Blomfield said in a statement.
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The original title, 24's Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, was a product of its time; it's easy to forget how fresh it felt back then to play a major game with a wisecracking dude in a T-shirt for the main character, but its endless scores of unimaginative enemies to shoot undermined the whimsy.
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Four years after its debut, as Seth married Summer, and Ryan meets a kid to mentor the way Sandy mentored him, and for some fucking reason, Kiki and Sandy raise a six-year-old child, everything in post-Marissa Orange County was tied up into a neat and relatively unimaginative little package.
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We ate lunch at an expensive cafe and then continued to Edgartown Great Pond, which is surrounded by depressingly large, unimaginative estates, all of them apparently unoccupied, their windows glinting flatly in the sun, and where I scuttled, in a crouch to avoid detection, through the tall sea grass to slip into the water.
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While some of the best funerary rituals in the Western world come from the Victorian era (family photos with a corpse whose eyelids were painted to look like open eyes come to mind), the Victorians were pretty unimaginative when it came to coming up with novel food rituals to accompany their elaborate, macabre remembrances of the dead.
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We definitely saw some mean-reversion/worst-to-first action, which is classic January action: Large stocks over small; healthcare bouncing; industrial metals spanked/precious metals boosted; Nike strong today because it was weak in 2016 and NVIDIA doing the opposite; 2016 laggards Facebook and Alphabet up more than 1 percent in an unimaginative catch-up trade.
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" One of the first private pioneers was Burt Rutan, a mutton-chopped aircraft designer who regarded NASA as a bloated and unimaginative bureaucracy and in 22015 founded a company called Scaled Composites that designed aircraft so innovative that, as Davenport writes, "it was as if his inspiration came not just from the laws of aerodynamics but from Picasso.
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He wisely leaves the full-throated choir alone in the jubilant opener 'Every Hour' and to awe in the climax of 'Selah,'" Brian Josephs wrote for EW. "'Jesus Is King' is also merciful: It's as unimaginative about its hollow ideas as Ye, but it is a comparatively tuneful 27 minutes that isn't as crippled by prideful ugliness.
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Some may find it too familiar: The book, which is jargon-heavy and prone to repeating phrases such as "doctrine is the last refuge of the unimaginative," riffs on speeches and letters Mattis has given throughout his career (the letters are also reprinted in an appendix in the back for comparison) and enthusiastically reprises his greatest one-liners and slogans.
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Democrats should remember that even their more wonk-oriented party suffered from some serious failures of policy substance — most notably an underpowered stimulus bill, a health care law that wasn't structured to support short-term economic recovery, a group of excessively timid and unimaginative Federal Reserve appointees, and an inability to grapple with the foreclosure crisis in a timely manner — that played a larger role in generating electoral defeats than any shortcomings of sloganeering.
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