| Maybe it was intended that would set a mood or something, but the sitar is played just as uninterestingly as anything else on the album, so who cares anyway? |
| This album is trying too hard to be smooth and pleasing to the masses, meaning that Wright ends up crooning uninterestingly where she should be knocking us dead. |
| This is uninterestingly true of law that is not even purported to be the interpretation of a legal text, like traditional common law. |
| It's a small but nagging flaw of this novel's that Annie's dialogue, coarse and uninterestingly obscenity strewn, makes her voice needlessly grating. |
| Garrett Hedlund maintains his reputation for undemanding buttery handsomeness playing the young Hook, who at this stage is uninterestingly reimagined as Peter's unreliable chum: a roguish roisterer with an Indiana Jones hat. |
| Somehow this emerges like uninterestingly dirty words scribbled on lavatory walls. |
