Sentence examples for not as fascinating from inspiring English sources

They are lovely things, but they are not as fascinating as his small works.

I'm not privy to any of that information, but it's not as fascinating to watch.

The subject is not as fascinating as he seems to think it is.

This should be a place for rich meditation on time and history, but in practice the faux-archaeological terraces are not as fascinating as all that.

He blazed the trail for the migration of Italians to the island, and the burghers approved their gardening and other crafts and found their anarchism as peaceable as their pizza making, but not as fascinating".

(Zachary Woolfe) ★ Emanuel Ax (Thursday) This superb pianist is rewarding to hear even when the program he has planned is not as fascinating as the one he offers for his next visit to Carnegie Hall.

What remains fascinating for a novelist about Henry James -- that isn't as fascinating, say, in someone like Whitman -- is that James is not open.

The plot gathers in energy and pace, but these characters aren't as fascinating as Devanna, and their emotions can feel overly articulated, their dialogue stilted with metaphors bordering on melodrama.

Recent hit Dots looks to be going a similar way because, although it's beautiful and elegant, its core dynamic is not as intrinsically fascinating as Tetris.

Very odd, and not nearly as fascinating.

They're not half as fascinating as his photographs, which are densely composed and collaged tableaux.