Sentence examples for not particularly captivating from inspiring English sources

It's not pretty, it's not particularly captivating.

Samsung believes worldwide launches of the S7 phones, as well as increased shipments of Galaxy A and J smartphones, will boost sales even as the smartphone market slows because many consumers aren't particularly captivated by new releases and don't want to upgrade their current device until it dies.

You see, North Koreans who weren't taught about Marxist theory tend to find these stories particularly captivating – and they want to believe them, for numerous reasons.

Arch Rock and Poodle Rock are particularly captivating and accessible from main roads or trails.

François Boucher's "Standing Woman Seen from Behind", a study in black, red and white chalk, is particularly captivating.

Reverse turns and the way sections of her body slip as sections beneath them shift are particularly captivating.

The trouble is that in two weeks since the terror attacks they have had nothing particularly captivating to watch.

Athletes who exhibit attributes like courage in adversity and commitment to the game are particularly captivating to Americans.

The excellent long-term stability under 100,000 cycles and rapid response time of 5 ms at 50 Hz are particularly captivating.

Suffice it to say I found Beyond Reason particularly captivating.

To me there is something particularly captivating about working with a moving medium.