Sentence examples for not particularly exciting from inspiring English sources
Not bad, but not particularly exciting either.
Another said: "Singer not particularly exciting.
It makes for an efficient if not particularly exciting game.
So far, the services available in most countries are not particularly exciting.
Unfortunately, this discovery is not only not particularly exciting, it is really no discovery at all.
It's a much better bet than the restaurant's traditional but not particularly exciting apricot strudel.
Me just taking notes in a chair, he said kindly, just wasn't particularly exciting.
What followed wasn't particularly exciting: he plugged a pro-Trinity blog (truthabouttrinity.blogspot.com) and the church's official YouTube channel, inviting church members to flood both with positive comments.
The main event, in which a somewhat promising prospect named Dusty Hernandez Harrison outboxed a local club fighter, wasn't particularly exciting, but Roc Nation nevertheless managed to draw a crowd, including its clients Fabolous (who performed) and Rihanna.
The plot got a little tiring after a while as well as it wasn't particularly exciting but I suppose if you were to try and make it as realistic as possible the plot would have to be pretty simple.
And in fairness, so am I. My first text-only internet access wasn't particularly exciting, but things changed when the Mosaic web browser arrived, and I was enthused by a visit to Alan Meckler's Internet World show in London in 1994.
