Sentence examples for hardly interesting from inspiring English sources

Considered in isolation from the controversies and ambiguities that surround Adams like a mephitic haze, the text itself is undoubtedly weird, but hardly interesting on its own terms.

Somewhere on one of these camera chips is the MacGuffin that's got everyone chasing each other (and even inspires a Linda Lavin cameo!) but that's hardly interesting or the point.

These portraits alone, though, are hardly interesting enough to merit Bryan any additional attention.

Indicators relating to costs are hardly interesting".

Similarly, representatives of the Inspectorate noted that PQI focusing on costs are hardly interesting for them as these PQI do not reflect quality of provided care.

That Jobs is less than a sweetheart is old news; and it would hardly be interesting if not for the nature of his success.

Their lives have scarcely been seen on stage, though they are hardly less interesting than those of real-estate agents (Glengarry Glen Ross).

He was hardly more interesting.

It also released the IdeaPad U330, but that's hardly as interesting.

Then it may be the case that the strongest proposition of which one is certain is expressed by a tautology T — hardly an interesting notion of 'total evidence'.[4] In connection with the 'applicability to science' criterion, a point due to Lakatos is telling.

The New York Critique wrote, "He is an orator by divine right, and his strong, intelligent face in its picturesque setting of yellow and orange was hardly less interesting than those earnest words, and the rich, rhythmical utterance he gave them".