(1) It is, however, uncreative and strangely un-childcentred –the opposite of how it is sold.
(2) Countering the claims about creativity being quashed, he said: "So does that mean scientists from Rutherford to Dawkins are arid and uncreative mechanics?
(3) The first part describes the difficulties encountered in entering the scientific profession and staying there if one is a woman; the difficulties in combating the degrading sterotypes about women that are commonly held (women are believed to be submissive, unintelligent, uncreative, etc.
(4) On the other hand, I know a bunch of viciously uncreative minds who consume news like drugs.
(5) "For a so-called creative industry we are being very uncreative in the way we approach this topic."
(6) I've worked in commercial TV companies – they are the most uncreative places.
(7) Test administration was to be relieved of those activities, in particular in repeat testing, examiners experienced as weary, unpleasant, repetitive, and uncreative.
(8) Nearly three-quarters (73%) agreed that current policies for the school curriculum and pupil assessment are narrow and uncreative.
Unmake
Definition:
(v. t.) To destroy the form and qualities of; to deprive of being; to uncreate.
Example Sentences:
(1) But here in dismal prospect, if he gets it wrong, is the unmaking of the Obama presidency, the betrayal of all those who believed his election heralded a shift away from the confrontational behaviours of the past.
(2) Now parliament must save us | Polly Toynbee Read more The judgment ruled: “The most fundamental rule of the UK constitution is that parliament is sovereign and can make and unmake any law it chooses ... By making and unmaking treaties the crown [ie the government] creates legal effects on the plane of international law, but in doing so it does not and cannot change domestic law.
(3) It's been a weird couple of weeks and I have followed most of it from a dark corner of a Cardiff radio studio, where my play If Only – about the making and possible unmaking of the coalition – was being recorded.
(4) He says he will inevitably forget to tell his office of all interactions with these friends, adding: You can't unmake the friendships that you have; some of them I've known for 20 to 30 years.