amateurish

While they are long on personality, service can be amateurish.

That's not to say, however, that there is anything amateurish about them.

He and several other officials said the suspects were too amateurish to have worked for the Government.

All that had been said seemed to him to be irrelevant and amateurish.

That attack on the police station - it was amateurish.

However in our view it was a very amateurish show, more like a poor circus act.

"At first we were all admittedly amateurish," he said of the early days.

It means taking literature seriously, a very amateurish thing to do.

"Never ever would he have set up something so amateurish as this.

That was her final judgment on the story as a whole - amateurish, though she did not tell him so.

If the announcements seem amateurish, it's easy to see why.

While the circumstances of the book have natural appeal, the writing is amateurish.

He had been too long in the deadly game to make amateurish mistakes.

"It started in a strictly amateurish sort of way," he said.

He pursued none of his interests in an amateurish way.

As I have just said, he was a happy combination of the amateurish and intense.

Their work here is still amateurish but has flashes of real humor.

But often the process of assimilation is almost painfully amateurish.

Unfortunately we found the food only average and the service utterly amateurish.

They're only a temporary home but they make the outfit look a bit, well, amateurish.

It is unpleasant to look at and of a very amateurish appearance.

"It might strike me as a little amateurish, but I'm sure it's in the right line."

"And the way they seem to be going around from place to place makes them look amateurish."

The film was very amateurish looking, with really crappy special effects.