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Definition of uninvolving in English: uninvolvingadjectiveʌnɪnˈvɒlvɪŋˌəninˈvälviNG Failing to engage someone's interest or attention; dull. a pointless and uninvolving storyline Example sentencesExamples - The few bits of action before the climactic showdown are quick and uninvolving.
- Such predictability proves distressingly uninvolving for the viewer.
- The initial impression of these first few minutes leaves something to be desired because the sonic details appear uninvolving and overly ascetic.
- The play is contrived, manipulative, uninvolving: It glimmers, glimmers, and fizzles out.
- It was all very polished and professional and tuneful - but ultimately uninvolving.
- This is one cold, stubbornly uninvolving film.
- On this level, I found the movie opaque and uninvolving.
- Although I wondered a few months ago whether attending this exhibition might make me queasy, in fact it was a rather uninvolving affair.
- For whatever reason, Brooks has decided to distance his characters from the audience, and the result is a cold, uninvolving experience.
- There is great work created beneath this pandemic of fine but uninvolving art.
- Honestly, when you combine the grainy style with a flat and uninvolving DVD transfer, you've got a movie that will look pretty terrible on your home theatre system.
- Michelle Ryan is flat and uninvolving as the title character.
- Overall, Late Nite Catechism proves mildly amusing, but slight and uninvolving fare.
- But I guess with such a threadbare and uninvolving main story - which the aforementioned December-May romance certainly is - the filmmakers need some padding.
- It is up to you to decide whether sparkling stop-motion animation, catchy music, and a hearty dose of dry British humor is enough to overcome an uninvolving allegorical plot.
- They can play a bit, those Ukrainian lads, but there's something curiously uninvolving about Champions League nights.
- Unfortunately, despite a certain amount of suspense in the first act, the story becomes increasingly convoluted and curiously uninvolving.
- Thus, while The Sleeping Dragon has occasional moments of greatness, it is, overall, a lackluster, uninvolving game.
- Even the interspersed musical numbers and cabaret performances meant to comment on and clarify the relationships involved are dour and uninvolving.
- Collectively, the soundtracks get the basics of the words and sounds across, but otherwise they're uninvolving.
Definition of uninvolving in US English: uninvolvingadjectiveˌəninˈvälviNG Failing to engage someone's interest or attention; dull. a pointless and uninvolving storyline Example sentencesExamples - This is one cold, stubbornly uninvolving film.
- For whatever reason, Brooks has decided to distance his characters from the audience, and the result is a cold, uninvolving experience.
- The play is contrived, manipulative, uninvolving: It glimmers, glimmers, and fizzles out.
- The initial impression of these first few minutes leaves something to be desired because the sonic details appear uninvolving and overly ascetic.
- Honestly, when you combine the grainy style with a flat and uninvolving DVD transfer, you've got a movie that will look pretty terrible on your home theatre system.
- They can play a bit, those Ukrainian lads, but there's something curiously uninvolving about Champions League nights.
- Thus, while The Sleeping Dragon has occasional moments of greatness, it is, overall, a lackluster, uninvolving game.
- It is up to you to decide whether sparkling stop-motion animation, catchy music, and a hearty dose of dry British humor is enough to overcome an uninvolving allegorical plot.
- Michelle Ryan is flat and uninvolving as the title character.
- The few bits of action before the climactic showdown are quick and uninvolving.
- Even the interspersed musical numbers and cabaret performances meant to comment on and clarify the relationships involved are dour and uninvolving.
- Such predictability proves distressingly uninvolving for the viewer.
- It was all very polished and professional and tuneful - but ultimately uninvolving.
- Unfortunately, despite a certain amount of suspense in the first act, the story becomes increasingly convoluted and curiously uninvolving.
- On this level, I found the movie opaque and uninvolving.
- Although I wondered a few months ago whether attending this exhibition might make me queasy, in fact it was a rather uninvolving affair.
- Collectively, the soundtracks get the basics of the words and sounds across, but otherwise they're uninvolving.
- There is great work created beneath this pandemic of fine but uninvolving art.
- Overall, Late Nite Catechism proves mildly amusing, but slight and uninvolving fare.
- But I guess with such a threadbare and uninvolving main story - which the aforementioned December-May romance certainly is - the filmmakers need some padding.
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