unadventurous造句

• Sydney and her other friends chastise Vee's unadventurous nature.
• But it is not an island for the unadventurous tourist.
• Mandel said smooth jazz is " unadventurous ."
• Future mystery movies continue to be diverting but unadventurous.
• That said, the new year's movie roster seems rather unadventurous.
• In the'90s, film music has become ever more unadventurous and standardized.
• An otherwise unadventurous tulle dress revealed a bare back etched in a black trapezoid.
• The production was clean and uncluttered, if slightly, unadventurous and straight forward.
• Or perhaps the chicken dish of the dessert menu, meant for diners with unadventurous palates.
• Anheuser-Busch's Michelob Pale Ale is a case in point, albeit an unadventurous one.
• She did not dispute the lament of her supporters that she has run a timid and unadventurous campaign.
• The route to the tie for second with Nelson was one of the more unadventurous paths taken all week.
• Politically unadventurous, the speech allowed New York's governor to stick to his old, comfortable issues.
• "A society watched is more cautious, more unadventurous and more neurotic, " he says.
• 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.