unadventurous造句
例句与造句
- Already, " The NFL Today " can be compared favorably with NBC's unadventurous old show.
- What's surprising is that such a placid, unadventurous piece of film making won the jury prize as well.
- He is seen signing copies of his book, an affecting memoir that has been turned into this curiously unadventurous movie.
- A man born to the highest privilege and unlimited opportunities deliberately turned away and chose the most familiar, unadventurous paths.
- While some reviewers praise the song for its classic pop qualities, others deem it unadventurous by the Beatles'standards and inconsequential.
- It's difficult to find unadventurous in a sentence. 用unadventurous造句挺难的
- Under other circumstances, it might be tempting to castigate the Czech Philharmonic for unadventurous programming in its Avery Fisher Hall concert Sunday afternoon.
- The song titles alone tell you just how unadventurous the authors mean to be : " A Stud and a Babe,"
- They are all familiar enough to serve to unadventurous relatives on this all-American holiday, but each one has a little twist.
- This gave " I'm No Hero " a cohesive sound but was criticised at the time for being too unadventurous.
- Even the unadventurous academy voters are more likely to honor newer star Russell Crowe than listen to another golly-gosh acceptance speech from Hanks.
- The budget of an already unadventurous National Aeronautics and Space Administration has been slashed, and the shuttle does no more than spin its orbital wheels.
- His disturbing style was not Romantic, Realist or Neo-Classical and had little to do with Impressionism, which he considered bland and unadventurous.
- Kwan had looked firm, though unadventurous, in the qualification round Wednesday, but seemed tentative from the start of the short program on Friday.
- They suggest that, while Copley was industrious and an able executant, he was physically unadventurous and temperamentally inclined toward brooding and self-pity.
- The director, famous actor Klaus Maria Brandauer, was criticised for the play's unadventurous staging, but Campino was cheered by the audience.
