Meanings of uncreative in English

Thought is an uncreative power, and gives form to nothing.

Remarkably uncreative, my subconscious simply reworks its recent intake.

Again we have a case of an ordinary and uncreative person's tickling God Almighty pink.

The ad was called "uncreative" by her coordinator in Jackson County.

Yet if practical, it was not therefore uncreative.

Except this uncreative destruction damages so many lives.

Or perhaps they're simply uncreative.

His attacks were single-minded, uncreative.

This is muddled thinking, immoral, and uncreative since there are also fun ways to draw the attention of the media.

Facebook is profoundly uncreative.

A brilliant beginning may well have been condemned to the bottom drawer by this mild criticism from her well-meaning but uncreative husband.

It is the uncreative critics, it is never the creative craftsmen, who dwell on the danger of taking too much interest in technic.

Being philosophically uncreative, it descended into the sloth of those who believe, without exercise of reason or will, in the uselessness of effort.

The Artists or Organizers and Managers of business will not need probably, in order to accomplish their purpose, to strike against the uncreative millionaires.

That the music industry is still trying to work out how to maximise such exposure says it all about how uncreative the sector has become.

This community of their own; here on the hillside, might be stodgy and dull and uncreative, but it had at least preserved the human decencies.