Sentence examples for less than exciting from inspiring English sources

Even the most popular ones offer nothing less than exciting spelunking.

Today, superior wines are made in Alsace, the Languedoc, in Roussillon and the Southwest, often when wines from more traditional regions are less than exciting.

Other than a slightly overcooked grilled salmon ($17) and a less than exciting broiled seafood trio ($23), all seafood-centered dishes were splendid.

While his predilection for sweeping pronouncements ensures that his book is never less than exciting, it can also lead him astray.

Certainly, the examples the BL offers are pretty thin stuff: less than exciting (and never more than 2MB long) tales of proposals on the London Eye, of trips to the Kate Moss outlet at Top Shop, of office trivia.

It was a menu for a truffle fan; one of our companions, who was not, consoled herself with an interesting chicory cream accompanying the otherwise less than exciting dessert of chocolate fondant and praline (chocolate also reared its head at Rubochon for dessert, and there too it failed to impress).

Mark Hurd, CEO at HP after the fall of Carly Fiorina, said in September: "I want HP to be a less-than-exciting company".

Issues, including costs per small cell attachment, permitting around public rights-of-way and deadlines on application reviews, are all less-than-exciting topics of conversation but act as real threats to achieving timely implementation of 5G according to recent research from Accenture and the 5G Americas organization.

Nowhere is this less-than-exciting reality more evident that in the media's failure to get the whole story of Bittergate.

I was also struck by sweet and even touching stories that went far beyond, say, needing something to do together that wasn't drinking or hanging out with a less-than-exciting couple for dinner.

While the less-than-exciting day prompted some jurors to yawn repeatedly and stare around the courtroom, it was not without its moments of tension and levity.