Sentence examples for not particularly fascinating from inspiring English sources

It's a heavy-breathing, addictively watchable crime series, even though the actual ripped-from-the-headlines court case is not particularly fascinating or complex, and drama is cooked up with sleight-of-hand editing and scenery-chewing actors.

Were we just not particularly fascinating this past decade?

We've all been inveigled in a distinctly Republican psychodrama that is not even particularly fascinating, unless one genuinely feels a pang at John Boehner's sense of lèse-majesté (or, worse, Eric Cantor's) or that some age of chivalry will be over if Grover Norquist's anti-tax pledge has to be abandoned.

His aerial shots, although not particularly original, are fascinating for their clarity and detail.

Tom Carroll is another, but he hasn't done any particularly fascinating interviews as far as I am aware.

"Man of the Woods" could have been a fascinating, if not particularly commercial, concept album about a famous, talented man's return to his birthplace.

There are numerous plots and subplots, a delicately underplayed love story, much fascinating if not particularly useful technical information about stunt flying (Hanif is a qualified pilot) and how to extract the venom from a banded krait, descriptions of embassy parties in Islamabad where guests dressed as Red Army officers and Pashtu fighters play havoc with security, and tons of action.

It was a hit -- especially among investment professionals who in turn gave it to friends and family who hadn't previously found discourse about Simplified Employee Pensions particularly fascinating.

I'm not particularly drawn to hostage stories, but this one was fascinating.

Mr. Welser-Möst's pacing was not particularly quick but always felt urgent; the details were fascinating.

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