uninvigorating

Your appeal to the authority of the Center for College Affordability and Productivity is lame and uninvigorating.

Forbes challenges U.S. News in the college ranking game. Ann Althouse 2008

It is a failure of "values," a word whose endless, uninvigorating misuse makes a mockery of our politics in the eyes of the world and our own future generations.

Of Course, Culture and Politics Are Closely Linked 2008

This is a monumental improvement over the previous-generation SLK, which looked cheap and gave a decidedly uninvigorating ride.

ROAD TEST| MERCEDES SLK350 2007

Athwart all this tumult of my memory goes this queer figure of my unanticipated companion, so obsessed by himself and his own egotistical love that this sudden change to another world seems only a change of scene for his gnawing, uninvigorating passion.

A Modern Utopia Herbert George 2006

The effects of one long diet and one climate, invariable, from generation to generation, and both low and uninvigorating, had brought to nearly aboriginal form and lines his cheek-bones, hair, and resinous brown eyes.

The Entailed Hat Or, Patty Cannon's Times George Alfred Townsend 1877

a change of scene for his gnawing, uninvigorating passion.

A Modern Utopia 1906