Sentence examples for not especially appealing from inspiring English sources

On the face of it, throwing the world's biggest party—and paying for it is not especially appealing.

Its poor showing was partly a function of the unpredictability of audience tastes, the problems of shows about journalists and the difficulty of winning acceptance for a lead character who is not especially appealing.

Those looks are not especially appealing today, unless you are going for irony.

But, even after the event was explained to him, the idea of closing games for his native Panama was not especially appealing to Rivera.

In her quest to find out who she was, she learns some things that are not especially appealing; in fact she seems to have been dreadful, and most of the people who know her are pretty rotten too.

The prospect of an apology is not especially appealing, either: "He's just going to apologize for taking a picture, right?

She says most people are open to change when they realise the impacts of flushing tampons, but that the awkward alternatives - wrapping the tampon in toilet roll or tying it up in a flimsy non-biodegradable transparent nappy sack - aren't especially appealing.

The other options out there aren't especially appealing.

On most of the album Jackson sings in a clean, straightforward style, though he also tries a gruff, whispery approach that isn't especially appealing.

Okay, his second act set, looking like a style moderne waiting-room, isn't especially appealing (nor are the three floozies decorating it), and there isn't too much anyone can do to distinguish the third-act Castel Sant'Angelo, either.

Perhaps metaphorically for a president who has been through a rough patch, the skies here were gray and rainy when Air Force One landed — not an especially appealing backdrop for Mr. Obama, who had intended to encourage vacationers to sample the gulf seafood and beaches.