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I get why the writers would want an All About Eve-inspired storyline — no shame in borrowing from the classics — but the character of lyricist Borle's simpering new assistant, who regularly locks horns with Messing, is poorly conceived and insipidly played by newbie Jaime Cepero.

Monday TV in Review: Smash's Opening Night, Plus House, Castle, and More 2012

No Matty, all the hot air simply proves that Republicans are as insipidly dishonest as are the Democrats.

Matthew Yglesias » The Conservative Terror Timeline 2010

Ever since we'd bought the house—a cottage, really, where we spent the summer weekends—I'd had more than my share of hikes and excursions into the insipidly pretty countryside, with its green hills and fields and old stone houses.

The Swans Chris Belden 2011

If you cool cats like classic hotrod cars, bad boys from the other side of the tracks, sexy blondes in tight shirts, insipidly catchy songs, goofy teen idol good looks, and the world's biggest cell phone ... this one is for you!

Boing Boing 2009

In a parade of self-flagellation Coyle and his band took turns to accept responsibility after Bolton lost insipidly to Fulham but an unpalatable truth is that their past five league outings have been defeats.

Owen Coyle says job 'is absolutely killing me' after Bolton defeat 2011

It was a play thought to be so insipidly tasteless that it would close on opening night, so the investors, who laid out cash far in excess of the play's actual production costs, would never question where all the money went.

Do Business Schools See Why CDOs Are Compared to "Springtime for Hitler"? 2010

Thursday 1/14/10 9:23am - ... wherein Spanish grins insipidly but doesn't say a word.

Peter Rogers's Blog 2010

Notice too that those in view of the adoring camera, those standing directly behind Obama, are always a careful, and visually obvious, mix of gender and race, and all insipidly smiling and nodding their heads.

Obama: mockery in Maine 2010

It was a play thought to be so insipidly tasteless that it would close on opening night, so the investors, who laid out cash far in excess of the play's actual production costs, would never question where all the money went.

David Fiderer: Do Business Schools See Why CDOs Are Compared to "Springtime for Hitler"? 2010

Such was the case with The Bread of Angels, the insipidly titled first book — coming out this week — by a young teacher and poet named Stephanie Saldaña.

Youth and Prayer 2010