inartistic

It is decorated, but decorations were made by inartistic hand.

But life was so inartistic and there was really nothing one could do about it.

He did not know how inartistic love can be when love is desperate.

There are so many damned inartistic characters who creep in.

Most readers, I think, will find this region arid, and inherently inartistic.

Every step brought him nearer to London, farther from his own sober inartistic life.

Romola is the most inartistic novel I have ever read.

But to sing those songs with just pure tone is inartistic."

That region, even sketched in my inartistic if careful hand, had a most definite shape.

What on earth had made his inartistic cousin buy a thing like that and put it up to face his bed?

Dealing the fatal blow with a rook or knight was considered inartistic.

Amplification is not necessarily a bad or inartistic phenomenon.

Ranking pianists as if they were Olympic athletes is inherently inartistic.

The latter is just as irrational as the former is inartistic.

The first half was inartistic, filled with gritty play rather than sophisticated ball-handling and shooting.

The whole effect was cheerful, though I fear inartistic, and sadly out of keeping with the character of the house.

Outside the design is monstrous and inartistic.

True, it was inartistic at times.

The extreme naturalism with which his characters' thoughts and emotions were portrayed was the final inartistic touch.

It's the difference between artistic self-effacement and inartistic self-aggrandizement.

It deals largely with their flowers, which are commonly badly designed, inartistic in color, and ill- smelling.

"The real tragedies in life occur in such an inartistic manner," he observes mournfully.

It would be inartistic to rush it!

When it comes to interaction, give me an unpredictable, unreliable, unprogrammed, even an inartistic human being any time at all.

The roan cow disliked music and kicked over the milk-pail with inartistic persistence.