Sentence examples for not particularly engaging from inspiring English sources

But not particularly engaging.

The action sequences centered on Ultron are not particularly engaging.

For Bailey, who had little experience with the material, this was particularly important because "it's really hard to stick your fingers in and get going," and if you only have a textbook to work with, the entry points to the material are limited, often inaccessible and not particularly engaging.

The staff is attentive if not particularly engaging or knowledgeable about the cuisine.

Though all the styles from International Gothic to Rococo, from the early 15th century to the 18th, are represented here, this is less a full-fledged history play than a series of entr'actes, some not particularly engaging, others more satisfying than mere lessons ever are.

Most opera fans, at some time or other, have experienced the disillusionment the Russian soprano Galina Vishnevskaya recounted in her memoir, when, after internalizing recordings of Tchaikovsky's opera "Eugene Onegin," she went to see it for the first time: The singers were too old and not particularly engaging; the production was dusty and shopworn.

He was not particularly engaged in the process.

But Mr. Saleh is not particularly engaged by the cosmic local questions of the past 10 years.

Yet Toobin is not particularly engaged with the ideas that animated the revolutionaries.

"Residents who were dozing or not particularly engaged suddenly lit up," she recalls.

It succeeds at keeping one guessing, but not particularly engaged.