Sentence examples for not especially good from inspiring English sources

Germans make great terrorists, but not especially good gangsters.

Of course, the Pakistani airports are not especially good, either.

Otherwise, the ratings news for Thursday night was not especially good for new shows.

… Most of the buyers interviewed on Wednesday acknowledged that their chances were not especially good.

Public sentiment in Kansas is "not especially good" for Mr. Daschle, the senator said.

But Julius misleads when he claims that the geniza documents portray Arab-Jewish relations as "not especially good".

There is, of course, another way of looking at this subject: that the new genre of romantic comedies are not really upbeat, coming-of-age motion pictures about young male schmucks who are saved by the love of a good woman, but heart-rending tragedies about beautiful young women who are doomed to spend the rest of their lives with juvenile, not especially good-looking dorks.

Then there is the text itself, which isn't especially good.

But most of the people leaving candles at the palace probably aren't especially good Catholics.

Even though he wasn't especially good, he still wasn't bad.

"He wasn't especially good; he was just a normal boy who liked playing golf.