Sentence examples for not mind blowing from inspiring English sources

That's not mind blowing, as there are a number of digital publications and blogs that see that much unique traffic in a month, rather than a year.

I don't mind blowing my own trumpet – I was very good at them.

And now I play a guy who wouldn't mind blowing Jack Tripper's brains out if he touched my girls.

But the majority of their car-audio setups are merely better than the off-the-rack stuff; they aren't mind blowing.

If you don't mind blowing through a dozen rolls of film in an afternoon, then by all means go analog.

First impressions on the car itself are not mind-blowing.

(That said, Nater's description of Briggo's coffee as "a nice, balanced blend that has a broad appeal" seems like a promise that its coffee will be blandly sufficient, not mind-blowing).

Based on current numbers acquired from Nielsen BookScan, the publishing industry's not-quite-reliable point-of-sale database, sales for "The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair" in the U.S. (not including e-books) look to be around thirteen thousand — by no means meager, but also not mind-blowing, especially considering the enormous run.

The International Olympic Committee's president, Jacques Rogge, was next to take centre stage, officially inviting the world to attend the 2012 Games, before Boris Johnson brought proceedings to a close, the London mayor leaving us with a customarily effervescent take on the new Olympic pool: "Is it not mind-blowing?

I've used the service in the past, and found the experience pleasant, but not mind-blowing.

This meant that our review system came to a total of $1,999 — expensive but not mind-blowing.