unadventurous造句

• 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.
• He oversaw the introduction of television broadcasting in Wales, and although seen as unadventurous by some, his devotion to the Welsh language was absolute.
• Almost every one of those crazy sentences simply stands for one of the adventures in what would be called by most people a very unadventurous life ."
• They bring warmth and light colouring to this most attractive work, and in spite of unadventurous support they partner the bassoons in many typical phrases ."
• But it did seem to be declaring war on the kind of musical " Victor / Victoria " represents _ unadventurous remakes of popular motion pictures.
• With John Locke's " William Beckford wrote a vivid account of his Grand Tour that made Gibbon's unadventurous Italian tour look distinctly conventional.
• The third installment of " Masterpiece Theater's American Collection, " this unadventurous PBS work brings the series'spotty first year to a close.
• :At her best, she can set up quiet ripples  never disturbing ones  which take her meaning beyond the sensitive but unadventurous moment which she describes.
• Call me unadventurous, but I just can't see volunteering to have a bearded biker type take a hot needle to my flesh for hours at a time.
• Her public assertions notwithstanding, she is following the unadventurous approach of a self-presumed front-runner, doing as little as she can to spill the soup.