Sentence examples for almost interesting from inspiring English sources

The paintings are so oblique and so sensually impoverished that they are almost interesting (Johnson).

Better not to have written at all than to be remembered for "a few almost interesting books".

As a study of erotic neurosis, this is almost interesting, especially in its strange evenness of pressure and near-casual lack of intensity.

"It's so boring it's almost interesting," said Adam Smith of The Tampa Bay Times, perhaps the state's most influential political journalist.

Yet Campbell has achieved the impossible and made it sound almost interesting; if even the Rotary Club gets it, why don't Glover and Migration Watch?

When they let some light in they're almost interesting, but for the most part Health are eternal sixth-formers – disgruntled and as if unsure what it is they want to say.

Almost most interesting of all, it is not perfectly centred on its very large and low-lying white plinth.

He added, "That she did it after having her own poetry rejected is almost the most interesting thing about it".

The most interesting things almost always happen when the jurors are not around.

But it's almost certainly the most interesting and innovative one.

And once or twice in "Platform" Houellebecq starts to have an almost-interesting thought.