Sentence examples for not more exciting from inspiring English sources

Not more exciting, though.

Steven understood that music writing is more than just giving points to albums, or even listening to albums; that music journalists should be as exciting, if not more exciting, than the people they are writing about; a point he proved hundreds of times, devastating the careers of people he felt - he knew - had no right to claim our hearts, minds and ears.

"The responsibility is on us and others to show that it's just as exciting – if not more exciting – to do something in this category".

In the end, though, clever plotting and sharp dialogue aren't enough, especially not without more exciting beats than these.

This year's deadline was not much more exciting.

These moments are more beautiful in the later recordings but not necessarily more exciting.

The sexual revolution that followed the collapse of communism made Russians' private lives not only more exciting, but also a lot more dangerous.

There is some rather tame whitewater rafting, too, 130 additional yuan for an experience not much more exciting than tubing on the middle reaches of the Susquehanna.

Hackitt agreed to have her hands burnt to prove that health and safety laws rules should not curb more exciting chemistry lessons in schools.

"Space stations, square riggers and marine biology: science does not get more exciting than this, and we need to get the inquiring young minds of today excited by science," Barratt said.

Ms. Knightley, who starred in "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl," has a porcelain beauty like Wynona Rider's and is a little prettier than her rival, Tonya, Zhivago's wife (Alexandra Maria Lara), but not much more exciting.