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ploddingly's Usage Examples:

Saintsbury argues that the Wits drew on the ploddingly academic verse-drama of Thomas Sackville, and the crude but lively popular.

the film for slowing down towards the end, particularly when it gets "ploddingly sentimental" once it focuses on the decline and death of Eazy-E.

"Shank: The knives are out in this ploddingly violent retread of the British teen gang thriller, writes Cath Clarke".

today Destination Moon is less than impressive; the rocket journey is ploddingly consistent with the scientific standards of 1950.

Variety called it "a ploddingly paced police meller with racist and fascist undertones .

called the film "a curiously old-fashioned courtroom drama" that "moved ploddingly".

Concerning Quiet"s writing form, Warner commented that Quiet is "a long and ploddingly earnest book", and contains "go-go language" and "gratuitous sloganeering.

Boston Globe described the song as "ploddingly up-tempo" and a "not-too-strenuous attempt to wring out a hit".

fathers who fail their sons, a suspect metaphor that here becomes all too ploddingly literal", but praised De Niro"s direction: "Among the film"s most striking.

that has been compared to 1974-era Cluster "twilight stroll", with a "ploddingly simple drum machine groove and toy-town flickering synthesisers and guitars.

The website"s critical consensus reads, "After Earth is a dull, ploddingly paced exercise in sentimental sci-fi — and the latest setback for director.

"Review "Norm of the North" ploddingly follows in footsteps of "Happy Feet"".

British film critic Mark Kermode described the film as "the most boring, ploddingly put together, infantile, crass, adolescent, stupid, chauvinistic twaddle.