flavourless वाक्य

A very different reaction was expressed when the film appeared in Great Britain, where the apparent frivolity of an old-fashioned musical comedy presented by a director previously known for intellectual seriousness caused indignation and incomprehension . " An inert, sclerotic piece of nonsense with unendurably mannered performances ", " a flavourless adaptation . . . banal lyrics . . . philistine jokes about the arts . . . ", " laboriously frothy ", and " excruciatingly embarrassing " were among the typical responses of British reviewers.
She didn't let herself be set back by rare or complicated expressions : she skipped them, saying : what is important will sooner or later emerge again and will explain itself if necessary . ( " It's much more of a problem if the book becomes flavourless in our hands due to the many interruptions than not learning if the inspector watches the murderer from behind a blackthorn or a hawthorn . " ) So we don't really need to look up each and every word in the dictionary : it only spoils our mood from the joy of reading and discovering the texts.