Sentence examples for not particularly entertaining from inspiring English sources

BOREDOM CHECK -- In the spirit of spelling checkers, this feature will give you advance notice if you are having a conversation in public that is not particularly entertaining.

While it's not particularly entertaining to see a boxer avoiding punches, he is very, very good at it and thus very hard to beat.

In fact, he's not particularly entertaining in the ring: he is more cautious than a great boxer is supposed to be, a defensive genius who protects his fragile hands by punching accurately but infrequently.

As it turned out, the class was not particularly entertaining, but it did change my life.

First, he had a deal with Willie Hantz, brother of notorious Survivor contestant Russell Hantz (It may be time for CBS to put aside its love affair with the Hantz family, having also placed Russell's nephew in a subsequent Survivor season. They are a disgusting lot to watch, and not particularly entertaining).

I feel like the next Katherine Heigl movie, while not being particularly entertaining, may wind up leaving me in New Haven.

Not because it's particularly entertaining (although it is) or particularly important (it isn't), but because it will aid our communication in future.

But ultimately the musical establishes its themes and its predictable (or well-known) plot mechanics early on and doesn't develop them in particularly entertaining ways.

It was lively and entertaining, if not particularly structured, which was no bad thing for the neutral.

This aspect of the app is entertaining but not particularly useful — I can take a step outside and get most of that information.

He earnestly said that he doesn't watch "The Sopranos," and "I don't think I would find it particularly entertaining if I did".