Sentence examples for a bit uninteresting from inspiring English sources

The host, mainly a beer drinker, found his Sherry a bit uninteresting, not so his guests, whobecame slightly more than tipsy.

But the graffiti scene itself had become a bit predictable and uninteresting; the Subway Art book was almost like a manual for American-style graffiti art.

As for what was happening in Seattle Grace, he thought it was "a bit pointless" and "uninteresting" except Altman's departure, which he deemed "the most significant moment at the hospital".

It will make the conversation slow down and maybe even a slight bit less uninteresting.

Most vegetarian chillies use lots of beans, which are a bit too filling and can be uninteresting to eat.

So getting excited about 420, a number that was used as a secret code for getting high back in the days when weed was more cult than clique, seems a bit outdated and, quite honestly, as uninteresting as it gets.

Objectively speaking, Judith is the most appealing -- and by far the most sensible -- character in the movie, though her attraction to the spineless and uninteresting Silverman does seem a bit odd.

In trying to deal with the latter challenge, the penultimate section, in which Konstantin becomes a teacher, feels like a thinly disguised introductory course on astrophysics – not uninteresting as an essayistic digression, but a bit wearying.

Most readers, he admits, might think such a story uninteresting.

For decades Venezuela was a backwater, uninteresting to the outside world.

It wasn't uninteresting, but Mr. dos Santos maintains a relentless pace and a caricatural ambiance that get a bit numbing after a while.